Review of Spy School by Will Gravlin

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The Spy School Series by Stuart Gibbs

Spy School is a mystery about a middle school kid named Ben Ripley who loves everything spy related. He is bullied in school for being a nerd and is incredibly good at math. One day when he comes home from school there is a very mysterious person at his house. He tells Ben that he has been recruited by the CIA to go to a school for young spies. When he gets to the school his whole life changes. He is involved in a government threatening event, has to lie to his friends and family about what he does everyday, and still has to go to school and learn. This book has action, mystery and suspense. It is very good and I would recommend that you read at some point.
 
7/10

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