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Will Wand fancies himself to be a secret agent. He has gadgets and gizmos to prove it. When he puts on his black pants, matching jacket and sunglasses he is transformed from invisible middle kid to, Will Wand, Agent 003.5. His current mission is to figure out who is sabotaging his mothers company. Since January someone has been stealing information and ideas and giving them to a British Agency. Will suspects there is a mole.

When cousin Penelope Wimplebottom shows up from the U.K. to spend another summer with his family, Will believes she may have something to do with selling secrets, as a secret agent herself, to the suspected British agency. Has Penelope shown up to gather more in-tel? He will have to keep an eye on her. Will discovers that Penelope, better known as Pen, has a diary with secret codes scribbled inside. He confronts her and she confesses to liking a boy and having a zit.
Realizing that together, along with little brother Tristan, they can pull all of their secret agent resources together and help mom find the mole in her company. This crew of young geniuses have put their differences aside and get ready to crack the case. They already have a suspect, Trenton Gravy, now all they need is proof.

Johnston has created a wonderful middle grade novel for boys and girls. Young readers will have fun reading and decoding the mystery. Kids can have fun creating their own secret codes and perhaps do a little spying of their own.


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Big Boys Don't Spy KEM Johnston 9780981949598 Books Reviews

This fast paced middle grade book is sure to interest the pickiest reader. Clever, humorous, and absorbing, BIG BOYS DON'T SPY sets the reader on a wonderful journey which will certainly lead to exploring more books by this author.
Big Boys Don't Spy is a fun, fast paced read with characters a reader will enjoy getting to know. The setting is excellent and the research is well-done. I've already given this book to school librarians because this book will appeal to boys in the middle grades. The author has a lively, witty voice and understands boys very well.

I highly recommend this book.
I read Big Boys Don't Spy aloud to my son, and we laughed out loud through most of the story. With a quick pace and great characters, Ms. Johnston's book is perfect for that hard-please-audience of middle-grade boys.The story has action, mystery, and suspense--all seen through the eyes of children. I'm looking forward to other books by this author, and can't wait for her next release.
I can't say enough good things about this book. Big Boys Don't Spy is the ideal book for any Middle Grade boy or girl. Full of the whimsy of childhood and the real-life hardships that many families experience, it is a fun and relatable read.

Will Wand is an imaginative and eccentric middle child. He is obsessed (to put it mildly) with all things SPY. His father died two years ago and he lives with his busy mother, distant older brother and can't forget his Monster of a younger brother, Tristan. His British cousin Penelope (Pen) comes to visit him for a few weeks in the summer. He is most certainly not looking forward to it . . . until they find common ground when it comes to their interest in the art of spying. During their covert adventures they end up forming a great friendship that was wonderfully developed.

I truly loved this book! My kids aren't old enough to read this one yet, but it is one that I will for sure be reading to them in the future. I think it is appealing to boys AND girls (and parents as well). A lot of the quirky, weird things that kids do was portrayed perfectly throughout the story. The more serious issues of loss and sadness were addressed in an appropriate and understandable way for younger readers.

I highly recommend this one!
Will Wand fancies himself to be a secret agent. He has gadgets and gizmos to prove it. When he puts on his black pants, matching jacket and sunglasses he is transformed from invisible middle kid to, Will Wand, Agent 003.5. His current mission is to figure out who is sabotaging his mothers company. Since January someone has been stealing information and ideas and giving them to a British Agency. Will suspects there is a mole.

When cousin Penelope Wimplebottom shows up from the U.K. to spend another summer with his family, Will believes she may have something to do with selling secrets, as a secret agent herself, to the suspected British agency. Has Penelope shown up to gather more in-tel? He will have to keep an eye on her. Will discovers that Penelope, better known as Pen, has a diary with secret codes scribbled inside. He confronts her and she confesses to liking a boy and having a zit.
Realizing that together, along with little brother Tristan, they can pull all of their secret agent resources together and help mom find the mole in her company. This crew of young geniuses have put their differences aside and get ready to crack the case. They already have a suspect, Trenton Gravy, now all they need is proof.

Johnston has created a wonderful middle grade novel for boys and girls. Young readers will have fun reading and decoding the mystery. Kids can have fun creating their own secret codes and perhaps do a little spying of their own.