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Spy School Goes South
In the sixth book in the New York Times bestselling Spy School series, Ben is taken to Mexico by his nemesis in the hopes that he’ll finally be able to take down SPYDER.
Thirteen-year-old Ben Ripley has been caught in the snares of SPYDER more than once and knows well enough to be suspicious of anything that seems too good to be true—despite needing special tutoring in advanced survival techniques. So when Murray Hill finally breaks his silence with an offer to hand over the SPYDER elite, Ben knows that there must be something going on. But his hesitation doesn’t stop the assignment.
The mission: Follow Murray Hill to an undisclosed location with no one else but Erica Hale to identify SPYDER leadership.
However, as Ben suspected, nothing goes as planned, and what should be an easy mission quickly turns deadly. Ben and Erica will have to face rogue agents, trained killers, and even very hungry crocodiles in a race against the clock to find out what SPYDER is up to this time—and thwart their evil plans.
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By Bob123234345
I loved this book so much and I have already read the books before this one. YAY!
By J Man #2
If you have read all the other book before this, you will find this book pleasing— I WOULD DEFINITELY READ IT!! It is unexplainable how I feel about this book 😝😎 Read it you’ll see.
By kingboykilla
Spy school goes south was just amazing. I love this series and I bet you’ll enjoy every millisecond of it. It’s really fun to read what Ben is up to with his best friends. I definitely recommend this book to everyone.
By Bookworm8494
It was amazing! I loved the climate change plot and melting Antarctica faster. Joshua Hallal is such a good character! So diverse and devious!!!! I love that I can relate to what Ben is feeling and how Gibbs worked in a little romance! I can very much relate to Ashley’s struggles even though I am not a gymnast. And warren…. I got nothing🤣. Great book overall!!
By Booked up bookworm