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What Is The Theme Of Stormbreaker
The story “Stormbreaker” is a wonderful book about adventure and mysteries. In this book, there is a student called Alex who is around age 12. He lives with his uncle, Ian Rider. One day he is told that his uncle got in a “ car accident “, but Alex is smart enough to know that his uncle could not have possibly gotten into a car accident. So he tries to solve the mystery, after school, he goes to a car shop and sees his uncles car and as Alex has suspected his uncle had not gotten into a car accident. As he did some more exploring he sees some bullets that had hit the car. the next day some people come and take Alex to an office and while he's walking he sees his uncles office. He insists to go in but the man doesn't let him, so while the man

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