Spy X: The Code

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Summary: Great spy novel for kids!
Review: I bought this book for my 8-year-old daughter. I started reading it aloud to her and got into it myself. It may be a bit too advanced for her, but I really enjoyed it and finished it on my own. There is fun code breaking, chase scenes and spying by two witty kids. It's a believable plot. I'd guess that an 11-year-old would love it - boy or girl!

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Summary: Great book!
Review: I ordered this book because it looked interesting to me and seemed to be a good book for my 9 year old son who hates to read. He picked it to read for a book report, so we read it together. What an awesome book! For the first time I saw his interest in reading kindled and he was beginning to understand my facination with reading! I just ordered the other book and pre-ordered the two that are not out yet! I can't wait to get the books to finish reading about Andrew and Evie with my son.

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Summary: Wonderfully exciting book!
Review: I read this book to my son who is 8-1/2. He likes spy stories, movies and the like. This was a great book, easy enough for him to follow, funny, and very engaging. He always asked to read one more chapter.

We read it fairly slowly because I work full time and also have a bouncy two-year old. He could have read it himself but I was enjoying it so much that I wanted to read it with him.

We are definately looking forward to book #2 and eagerly awaiting the publish dates of #3 and #4. Go Evie & Andrew!

This book made us think and gave us things to wonder about after we had stopped reading for the evening. "What do you think will happen next?" Definately read this book.

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Summary: Spy X The Code Review
Review: My 10 year old son picked this book out at the Scholastic book fair at school. We read the book together and could not put it down. Every night he would say, just one more chapter! I don't get into mysteries but this was really well written and even got me into it. My son loved it and immediately started asking for the next book in the series.

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Summary: A fun new adventure series for kids.
Review: Twins Andrew and Evie Wall haven't seen their mom in almost a year -- they woke up on last November 11th, their eleventh birthday, to find a note from her saying that she had to go into hiding. They expected her to return -- after all, she's a spy, and spies have to disappear sometimes -- but she never did. Now Andrew, Evie, and their dad have started a new life in a small town in Connecticut. But just as they are getting settled in, their life is disrupted again by the arrival of a mysterious package sent to them by their mom. Now the twins must decode the contents of the package and find out what their mom is trying to tell them before it's too late.

This is the first book in a fun new series by Peter Lerangis, author of the Watchers series, which I enjoyed reading when it first came out. Kids who enjoy adventure, mystery, and spy stories are sure to like this book, and will enjoy trying to solve the puzzles Andrew and Evie encounter. The next two books in this series are good as well, and readers will want to read them right away due to the cliffhanger ending of this book.