Revenge of the Slitheen (novelisation)

Revenge of the Slitheen was a novelisation based on the 2007 television story Revenge of the Slitheen. It was published simultaneously with the novelisations of Invasion of the Bane, Eye of the Gorgon, and Warriors of Kudlak, and was thus tied with those three books as the first novelisation of a Doctor Who-related television production since the 1996 release of The Novel of the Film.

	Revenge of the Slitheen
	Sarah Jane, Maria, Luke, Clyde, Mr Smith
	Alan, Chrissie
	Glune Fex Fize Sharlaveer-Slam Slitheen
	Ealing, 2000s
	Penguin Character Books
	Rupert Laight
	2
	1 November 2007
	Paperback book; 13 chapters, 121 pages
	ISBN 978-1-4059-0398-1
The Sarah Jane Adventures novelisations
← Previous	Invasion of the Bane
Next →	Eye of the Gorgon

Publisher's summary

Life on Earth can be an adventure, too. You just need to know were to look.

When Maria Jackson and Luke Smith start at their new school, they discover that strange buildings are popping up at schools all over London, including their own. Along with another new boy, Clyde Langer, the friends enlist Sarah Jane's help to discover exactly what's going on. But the last thing they're expecting to find is a group of nasty Slitheen intent on destroying humankind!

Chapter titles

1. Food for thought
2. Behind the secret door
3. 'Lights out, London!'
4. The offending chip butty
5. Coldfire Construction
6. Escape to danger
7. Sarah Jane to the rescue
8. Luke's big mistake
9. No hope in sight
10. The setting of the sun
11. Facing the enemy
12. 'It's them or us!'
13. One of the gang

Characters

• Sarah Jane Smith
• Luke Smith
• Maria Jackson
• Alan Jackson
• Chrissie Jackson
• Clyde Langer
• Janine
• Mr Smith
• Slitheen family

Worldbuilding

• Kist Magg Thek Lutiven-Day Slitheen mentions that the Judoon had forced the Slitheen family out of Raxacoricofallapatorius.
• Luke and Clyde are in class 10B at Park Vale Comprehensive School.

Notes

to be added

Deviations from the televised story

• The book begins with a prologue depicting the Slitheen's "acquisition" of Janine's body.

Continuity

• Sarah Jane Smith quotes Rose Tyler when she mentioned the "Slitheen in Downing Street" and calls Rose a friend. Sarah Jane also thinks about the Krillitane and her adventure with Rose. (TV: School Reunion)
• Sarah Jane harkens back to being threatened by the great Sutekh (TV: Pyramids of Mars) and the giant spiders of Metebelis III. (TV: Planet of the Spiders)