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Mission: Spy Force Revealed
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Book Description
Meet Max Remy, Superspy! When a top-secret e-mail invites Max to Spy Force Headquarters, she thinks someone is playing a joke on her. But it's no joke! Max and her friend Linden are flown by invisible jet to Spy Force Headquarters to meet the world's top spies, and soon they are working as Spy Force undercover agents at a candy factory in a life-threatening struggle against the evil mastermind Mr.... More
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PublisherSimon and Schuster Books for Young Readers
BindingHardcover (4 editions)
Reading LevelAges 9-12
# of Pages288
ISBN-10B003UHU9EW
Publication Date07/05/2005
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About Deborah Abela (Author) : When Deb was a small child, she spent her time imagining she was on great adventures all over the world. She grew older, bought a backpack and a plane ticket and went on them for real. She slept besid... more
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