Mädchen sind die besseren Spione
Readers rate it 4.0 (109 on Hardcover)
240 pages · Released Oct 2, 2007 · Hyperion
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This is Ally Carter's *I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You* (or the German translation of the Gallagher Girls series), a spy-school adventure aimed at middle-grade to young teen readers. The story emphasizes friendship, teamwork, courage, and clever problem-solving in a lighthearted tone with minimal violence or mature content. Strong female characters and positive role models drive the narrative, making it an encouraging read for young readers seeking adventure without heavy darkness.
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Cammie Morgan is a CIA legacy and attends the premier school in the world for spies. The school hosts some mysterious guests with the code name Blackthorne. When Cammie is blamed for a security breach that threatens to expose the school's top secret status, she and her friends face danger to clear Cammie's name and lea... Cammie Morgan is a CIA legacy and attends the premier school in the world for spies. The school hosts some mysterious guests with the code name Blackthorne. When Cammie is blamed for a security breach that threatens to expose the school's top secret status, she and her friends face danger to clear Cammie's name and learn the truth about Blackthorne.
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- Loveable Characters
- A mix driven
- Diverse Characters
- Strong Character Development
- Not Diverse Characters
- Character driven
- Adventurous
- funny
- mysterious
- lighthearted
- Boarding schools
- Young Adult
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ISBN 9781423100058 · Hyperion