Spy School

My 12 year old son is dyslexic abs loved this book. He was laughing out loud and as a consequence I have bought him the rest of the set which he is whipping through. My son has previously enjoyed Diary of a wimpy kid, the last kids on earth, Timmy Failure, Kid Normal, Tom Gates, The Storey Tree House Series along with the Shapeshifter series - Ali Sparkes .

My 5 year old son loved having Spy School read to him night and day until we finished it. Will suit children who also read to themselves. Will definitely purchase more books written by this author.

My son was given this book as a present as he loves spies and gadgets. Said it was one of his favourite books and has since read others from the same author

A fast paced, engaging and exciting adventure from the first page to the last.

I thought it was very cool mystics going on and that's why I enjoyed it so much And that why I gave it 5 stars

My boy loves the book.

The little man loves it would nt be with out it.

I don't mind reading used books, but I had paid for a new one and it was dogeared when it arrived.

I think this is a really good book, it has really fun parts and it looks like you are going to be a spy.

Mio figlio l'ha letto in due giorni e gli è piaciuto moltissimo. Spero arrivino in Italia anche gli altri titoli della serie.

This book is cool. On conditions, this is a nice book about when Ben went to defuse the bomb on chapter 24, and then making Murray unconscious in chapter 25, that was a good job.

My 10yo daughter just loved the book!

Ben Ripley is your average 12 year old until one January day when he comes home to find a strange man in his house. The man is Alexander Hale, and he has great news for Ben. He's been selected to join the CIA's spy school for promising youth. He'll get to stay on the campus in nearby DC and learn all kinds of cool stuff. Naturally, Ben agrees. Unfortunately, Ben's life is in danger from the moment he walks in the door - literally. Just like the school he left, this one has bullies, only they are more knowledgeable in ways to harm him. And he seems to be part of a plot he has no idea about. Will he make friends and be able to survive? As I was reading the book, I felt like the supporting characters were underdeveloped. But then again, they'd need more page time, and the target audience won't care. That's because the book is lots of fun. The action really does start quickly and never really lags. The plot is well done with twists that make perfect sense. Ben is a very real kid, and I wanted to see him succeed in this crazy new world he has found himself in. And I found the book to be a very easy read. All told, this was another winner from Stuart Gibbs. I'm hearing a sequel is in the works, and I can't wait to visit Ben again.