Reviews by Tag: spies

Spy Camp is the 2nd addition to the Spy School series, and this book is amazing! One of the many reasons I love the book is because the tables can turn so quickly, and something you might never had suspected to happen, would happen. This book is also so enjoyable to read because sometimes the book will foreshadow, and will drop hints in the book, allowing you to also act like you really are an actual spy, and solve this whimsical mystery.

The book Spy School is the start to an amazing series, where action and mystery meet spies! This book is one of my favorite books ever, and just one of the reasons is because it is very well plotted out, and always seems to have you biting on your nails at the end of every page! The character personalities in this book also have lots of depth, along with new characters getting added to the story along the way. This book is a must read for action or mystery lovers! 

Spy School Goes North is another inclusion to the Spy School series by Stuart Gibbs. This book is fantastic, as it includes laughs, action, mystery, and more! I love that the book captures many of the characters very well and the plot of the story is also very thrilling and keeps you guessing while progressing further into the book. This is one of my favorite books of the series, and if you enjoy mystery, thriller or action books, then this is a must read for you!

Spy School by Stuart Gibbs is a book about a boy named Ben Ripley who has wanted to be a spy his whole life. He has the best math skills anyone has ever encountered and can recite any sequence of numbers by heart. One day his dreams become a reality. He is sent to the mysterious Spy School of espionage. Once there he understands that spying is not like the movies, there is pain, destruction, and betrayal. Along with that, there are also friends, family, trust, and bonds.

Spy School Goes South is about a boy named Ben Ripely. He is asked to trail one of his

former friends who agrees to lead him and his friends to SPYDER, the group of terrorists that

Ben continuously thwarts. When things go sideways and Ben ends up in a crocodile infested

river, he must rely on his friends to track down his enemies and save the day. I really liked this

book because it had things I didn’t expect and the characters had good senses of humor. My

Evil Spy School is about a boy named Ben Ripley whom currently attends the CIA’s

Academy for Espionage. When he is asked to enroll as a student at the training base for enemy

agents, Ben must stay focused on his goal of busting the criminals despite becoming friends

with one of his fellow students. I enjoyed this book because it has interesting characters such as

a angry gymnast and a nonsocial gamer. My favorite part is when Ben drives a bulldozer. I

Secret Service is about a boy named Ben Ripley who is an undercover agent trying to

find out who is trying to assassinate the president. When things take a turn and Ben has to go on

the run, he must rely on his most loyal friends to gather evidence and avoid his enemies. I liked

this book because it had a crazy turn of events and lots of laughs. My favorite part is when Ben

walks in on the president’s daughter while she is going to the bathroom. I would recommend this

Spy Ski School is about a boy named Ben Ripely that is currently training to be a spy.

One day, he gets activated by the CIA to befriend a girl named Jessica Shang at ski school

whose father is suspected of criminal activity. When things take a turn, Ben must rely on his

friends to save the entire state of Colorado and survive things such as avalanches. I like this

book because it is fun trying to piece together the mystery before the characters figure it out. My

Spy School Revolution by Stuart Gibbs. Genre: Fiction

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Nightshade is the twelfth installment of the Alex Rider series. When a secret agent is killed by a ruthless 16-year-old assassin in Brazil, teenage MI6 spy Alex Rider is sent to Gibraltar, a maximum-security prison, assuming the identity of his lookalike nemesis, Julius Grief. His mission? To bond with and extract information from the assassin, Freddy.