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Spy Fiction books
Warm, honest content reports on spy fiction books — concerns to weigh, virtues to celebrate, and conversation points to share at home.
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See How They Run
Ally Carter
Live Free Die Hardy
Scott Lobdell
The Recruit (CHERUB #1)
Robert Muchamore
Jacob Two-Two's first spy case
Mordecai Richler
Adam Sharp, the spy who barked
George Edward Stanley
Lone wolf
Robert Muchamore
Sabotaged
Margaret Peterson Haddix
The specialists
Shannon Greenland
The bureaucats
Richard Adams
Memory boy
Victor Canning
Super Spy Hunt
Andre J. Garant
Twice the Spylet (Jane Blonde)
Jill Marshall
Infiltration (Alias)
Breen Frazier
Code word kangaroo
George Edward Stanley
Port of spies
James, Brian
The littlest Agent
Alex De Campi
Liquidator
Andy Mulligan
Ruby Redfort feel the fear
Lauren Child
Nightmare (Undercover Girl, #3)
Christine Harris
Railhead
Philip Reeve
Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover (Gallagher Girls)
Ally Carter
The Adventures of Jamie B, Superspy (Red Apple)
Ceri Worman
Espions jusqu'au bout
François Tardif
Your grandparents are spies
Anson Montgomery
Smertʹ shpiona Gadi︠u︡kina
V. Dragunskiĭ
Spy force
Deborah Abela
Lock and key
Ridley Pearson
Die jongste spioen
Nan Lubbe
Spies with wings
Arthur George Joseph Whitehouse
THE AMAZON EXPERIMENT - MAX REMY (SPY FORCE S.)
Deborah Abela
Super spies
Quinlan B. Lee
Spy Smuggler (My Story)
Jim Eldridge
Jane Blonde Spies Trouble (Jane Blonde)
Jill Marshall
Millennium Spies (Time Trigger)
Louise Dale
Max Remy, Secret Agent: In Search Of The Time And Space Machine (Mission: Spy Force; Max Remy Adventures)
Deborah Abela
Spy force special
Deborah Abela
Secrets and spies
Jonny Zucker
Les espions magasinent
Jill Eggleton
Secret agents
Wendy Wax
The summer the spies moved in
Locke, Mary.
