Stormbreaker

         I read part of the book "Stormbreaker". Why part, because the book is total crap! The book was about a little boy named "Alex" who just finds out that his uncle, was a spy, and that his uncle's job as a bank worker was just a cover up. Now, could the book sound any more cliche? Spies in a story. In fact, in reality, that doesn't fit right. Anyway, along the way in the story, the organization Alex's uncle worked for, (Which in the story, doesn't even leagally exist.) was trying to find out more information about a new computer called "Stormbreaker", once again coming to the idea of how cliche the book is. A part of the story having the same name as the story. However in the story, to get to the prototype Stormbreaker, Alex had to do identity theft, since in the story, Alex takes the identity of a kid named "Felix Lester", who somehow won the chance to be the first to try the Stormbreaker in a contest. Now why identity theft? Plus, that was their idea, they already had the idea of identity theft planned the whole time. You'll probably know more then I, but this book, is literally, the worst book I've ever read. It's worst then the book "Dissappearence", and THAT'S saying something. However, I really don't care if you agree with me or not on this book, but you try reading it, and see what you think.