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The Stone Warriors — Content Guide for Parents

By Michael NorthropScholastic Incorporated2015-12-29ISBN 9780545723411192 pages
The Stone Warriors

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Contains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.

About this book

The magic and adventure continue in the fourth book in the TombQuest series by New York Times bestselling author Michael Northrop!

It's a race for the Spells!Alex and Ren are on a desperate hunt, and time's running out. They've discovered that The Order is on the brink of creating an army of indestructible stone warriors with a dark purpose, and the Lost Spells is the one thing that can put an end to the evil scheme.Following a trail of clues that only Alex can piece together, their chase takes them through magical portals, across Egypt, and deep into Alex's past. But the closer they get to the Spells, the more afraid Alex becomes. He begins to realize that undoing the powerful magic that has created so much chaos might mean ending the very thing the magic was intended to save: his own life. In the tradition of The 39 Clues and Spirit Animals, the TombQuest adventure doesn't end with the books. An epic online game allows you to build an Egyptian tomb of your own, hide treasure and protect it with traps, then challenge your friends to play through!

Frequently asked questions

  • Is The Stone Warriors appropriate for a 7-year-old?

    The book includes instances of character deaths, although no main characters are killed. It is noted that sensitive readers may want to avoid it due to the depiction of death. The book features elements that could be considered scary, such as mummies appearing in daylight and a general sense of danger, but specific details on the level of scariness are not provided.

  • Does The Stone Warriors have violence?

    The book includes instances of character deaths, although no main characters are killed. It is noted that sensitive readers may want to avoid it due to the depiction of death.

  • Does The Stone Warriors have scary content?

    The book features elements that could be considered scary, such as mummies appearing in daylight and a general sense of danger, but specific details on the level of scariness are not provided.

  • Does The Stone Warriors have religious themes?

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  • Does The Stone Warriors have racial/cultural content?

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  • Does The Stone Warriors have profanity?

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  • Does The Stone Warriors have climate change?

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  • Does The Stone Warriors have sexual identity?

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  • Does The Stone Warriors have gender roles?

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  • Does The Stone Warriors have lgbtq+ themes?

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