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Stormbreaker By Anthony Horowitz
Anthony Horowitz is a great writer he has written many book series, Alex rider, diamond brothers, and ravin gate.he really likes action.” The book includes action that Anthony likes…” pg 39. Anthony Horowitz would like the movie based of his book stormbreaker because he would like the action and James Bond.

He would like the movie because there's a lot of action. First, one action part is when vole fought jack. Vole went to Alex's house and fought jack. The passage above proves that Horowitz likes action in the movie by the fight seen. Second, another example is when Alex was dangling off the roof. Alex was dangling off the roof because sale was fighting Alex. The passage above shows Horowitz likes action in the movie by Alex was dangling
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