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Spy School Secret Service

4/8/2018

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Reviewed by Oscar

Rating: High Five

Who I'd Recommend to: Fans of Confessions of a So-Called Middle Child, Rick Riordan, and overall just those books that make you want to read forever...

Synopsis (from Amazon): Ben goes undercover in the White House to take on a SPYDER operative determined to assassinate the president in this latest addition to the New York Times bestselling Spy School series.
Thirteen-year-old Ben Ripley has had a lot of field success despite only just beginning his second year at Spy School, something graduates rarely experience. But he’d never have survived without the help from experienced agents and his friends.
Now he’s been called in on a solo mission—and the fate of the United States of America is on his shoulders alone.
The Mission: Prevent a presidential assassination by infiltrating the White House, and locating the enemy operative. But when the president’s son is as helpful as a hamster, and a trained SPYDER agent would never appear to be up to something (they’re far too clever for that), Ben may be in over his head this time.
And when everything goes wrong, Ben must rely on his Spy School friends to save his reputation…but even friends can double-cross or be swayed to the enemy’s side.

Thoughts: This book was electrifying. I loved how Stuart Gibbs made every page have a twist. For example, you think that (spoiler) Erica, one of the main characters, is on their side, then you think she's against them, then you figure out she's actually with them.  I also loved Mike, the main character's best friend, in Spy School Secret Service. The reason I loved Mike is because he's so funny and makes challenging things simple. For example, instead of going straight through an obstacle course, he just went around it. A final thing that I loved about Spy School Secret Service is Nefarious, a villain in the previous books. I loved Nefarious because when people break into his prison cell, he looks at them and goes back to playing his video game. Overall, I loved this electrifying, funny, action-packed book.
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