What age are Alex Rider books aimed at?

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around 10
Alex Rider Anthony Horowitz’s series about a 14-year-old boy recruited by the British secret service has proved phenomenally popular: there are nine novels, from 2000’s Stormbreaker to Scorpia Rising, released last March, suitable for readers aged around 10 and over; a number of spinoff short-story collections; a film; …

What is book 12 in the Alex Rider series?

Nightshade
Nightshade is the twelfth book in the Alex Rider series, released on April, 7, 2020 in both the U.K. and the United States. It is the longest Alex Rider book to date.

Will there be an Alex Rider book 13?

Titled Nightshade, the to-be-released book is the 13th novel from the Alex Rider series collection. The books’ blurbs read “Alex Rider is sent by MI6 Special Operations to infiltrate a new and sinister organization known only as Nightshade.

Is Alex Rider suitable for a 9 year old?

Amazing but for mature audiences I’m shocked to hear that there’s 8 year olds out there reading this. Exciting and gripping, a thrill ride from start to finish, but not kid-friendly.

How many Alex Rider books are there 2021?

The series currently comprises thirteen novels, as well as six graphic novels, seven short stories, a supplementary book, and a TV series.

How old is Alex Rider in Nightshade?

Alex Rider is officially 15-years-old in Nightshade. His age has been mentioned clearly multiple times in the latest book Nightshade, the 12th book of the Alex Rider series.

Are the Alex Rider books over?

On 10 November 2020, the series was officially renewed for a second season and will adapt the Alex Rider book Eagle Strike; it was released on 3 December 2021.

Can a 11 year old watch Alex Rider?

In the United States, the Alex Rider age rating is set as TV-14. This means it is suitable for those age 14+, which is about the same as most broadcast TV shows.

Is Alex Rider kid friendly?

Parents need to know that this movie is fine for tweens overall (despite lots of violent material) and will appeal to kids who’ve read the popular book series it’s based on. It’s fairly tame when it comes to sex and language, but the violence is pretty intense for a PG-rated film.