Young Adult Fiction / Action & Adventure.

Young Adult Fiction / Computers & Digital Media Dont miss a moment of the beloved New York Times bestselling series where spies-in-training navigate double crosses, secret missions, friendship, and first love-now with a bonus epilogue When Cammie Morgan enrolled at the Gallagher Academy, she knew she was preparing for the dangerous life of a spy.

Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers 'A satisfying close.'- School Library Journal Product Details * 'This episode is nearly three hundred pages of perfection, and the only regret fans will have when they are done is being one step closer to the final installment of this outstanding series.'- VOYA, starred review

* 'These girls remain the most awesome, kick-butt teens ever, but now readers are also getting a glimpse at what makes them vulnerable.This reviewer loves the series, enjoyed this book, and is struggling to wait for the next one.'- VOYA, starred review PRAISE FOR DON'T JUDGE A GIRL BY HER COVER 'It is difficult to imagine what teen girl would not want to read-and reread-this second book in a butt-kicking series.'- VOYA PRAISE FOR CROSS MY HEART AND HOPE TO SPY 'Readers will eagerly anticipate the next installment.'- Publishers Weekly PRAISE FOR I'D TELL YOU I LOVE YOU, BUT THEN I'D HAVE TO KILL YOU Recommended for Ages 13-15.'Humorous, fast-paced fun.'- School Library Journal Can her new beau handle the truth? With excellent world-building detail, sympathetic characters, and a strong heroine, the Gallagher Girls series makes an excellent choice for female teens looking for a new series. Before long, the inevitable strains between her new boyfriend and schoolwork begin to form. So what does she do when she’s befriended by a sweet, handsome local boy? She can’t tell him anything about herself (that’s classified!), so she decides to make things up. When it comes to talking to guys, however, she’s clueless.

The heroine of the piece, Cammie “Chameleon” Morgan, is a sophomore and daughter to the headmistress, so naturally, she’s a whiz at spy stuff. The school has hidden passageways, eccentric professors, and a rather unique curriculum, including classes in Covert Operations, Culture and Assimilation, and Protection and Enforcement (kind of like P.E., but way cooler). Fronting as a boarding school for bratty rich girls, it’s really a top-secret training school for spies. If Hogwarts were a school for young spies instead of magic, it might look a lot like the Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women.

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