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Spy X: The Code by Peter Lerangis
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Spy X: The Code

by Peter Lerangis

Series: Spy X (1)

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In this mystery, author Peter Lerangis keeps the pace fast and the intrigue at just the right level so that middle school readers will be able to follow along easily. ( )
  vaillance | Apr 26, 2009 |
This is a surprisingly good story for junior grades. It is the first in a series and I think the kids would enjoy it. When Evie and Andrew turn eleven, on November 11th (11 11 11) their mother disappears, but she leaves them notes and clues so they know she isn't dead. In the first novel, they find out that their next door neighbor is someone who can help them, but they figure it out themselves. It isn't quite as fast paced as Korman's "On the Run" series, but I think those who like On The Run would also like Spy X. ( )
  JRlibrary | Feb 22, 2009 |
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Leaving only a cryptic note, Andrew and Evie's mother vanishes on their eleventh birthday. Now, almost a year later, the twins receive a mysterious package from someone named Spy X. They soon learn that the contents of the box will lead them on an incredible journey toward finding their mother - and into a world where no one's identity can be trusted.In Book #1, Andrew and Evie aren't initially sure what to make of the package that arrives at their door soon after they move to a new town. It's filled with random things--a key, something that looks like a kaleidoscope, (continued)

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