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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. incredible ( )A page turning book that starts out slow, but pays to read to the end. Story that you will want to buy the next one the day you start reading it. I picked this up on a whim and in many ways, James is a similar type of character to Alex Rider. He's brave, but cautious and sometimes does things without thinking about the consequences. One of the things that made Silverfin interesting was that we're reading about what James Bond, the man we're all familiar with as an adult, might have been like as a child. I thought it was fascinating, especially his experiences at Eton. But the more interesting parts of the book were when he was trying to suss out what Silverfin really was. The book was a quick read, a bit gross in places, but that's part of it's charm (both for me and reluctant male readers). If you like the Alex Rider series, give Silverfin a go. I'll definitely pick up the second book in the series. Book One of the Young James Bond series: Silverfin is a water creature in Scotland which evidently possesses strange powers. Young James Bond has to figure out who wants to claim Silverfin and for what purpose? Full review: http://realmofryan.blogspot.com/2009/... no reviews | add a review
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