Double Danger Level 31

Double Danger is a gripping mystery that blends psychological intrigue and fantasy as Alex, troubled by a nightmare, stumbles across a mythical creature online that can imitate people. As he attempts to defeat the creature, he is forced to confront elements of his past. Written in third person, this narrative uses dramatic features like italics, short sentences, and carefully chosen adjectives to create tension and atmosphere. The book's vivid illustrations complement its eerie tone, while the foreword and afterword add depth to the story's moral and emotional themes. Ideal for students exploring themes of identity, memory, and danger, Double Danger offers opportunities for rich character analysis and critical reflection.

Educational Benefits:

• Strengthens inference skills and character analysis.
• Enhances emotional literacy through personal connection to the text.
• Supports exploration of narrative techniques that build suspense.
• Encourages vocabulary development through descriptive language.

Classroom Ideas:

• Analyse how language choices affect the mood and tension in a story.
• Create a visual representation of Alex's internal and external struggles.
• Write an alternate ending or a prequel exploring Alex's past.
• Discuss the theme of danger and how it applies in real-life situations.

Safety & Information:

• Suitable for ages 9+
• Book size: 210mm x 297mm
• Illustrated with age-appropriate imagery
• No sensitive content; suitable for guided reading sessions