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<p><p>cammie Morgan Is A Student At The Gallagher Academy For Exceptional Young Women, A Fairly Typical All-girls School&mdash;that Is, If Every School Taught Advanced Martial Arts In Pe And The Latest In Chemical Warfare In Science, And Students Received Extra Credit For Breaking Cia Codes In Computer Class. The Gallagher Academy Might Claim To Be A School For Geniuses But It&rsquo;s Really A School For <i>spies.</i><p>even Though Cammie Is Fluent In Fourteen Languages And Capable Of Killing A Man In Seven Different Ways, She Has No Idea What To Do When She Meets An Ordinary Boy Who Thinks She&rsquo;s An Ordinary Girl. Sure, She Can Tap His Phone, Hack Into His Computer, Or Track Him Through Town With The Skill Of A Real &ldquo;pavement Artist&rdquo;&mdash;but Can She Maneuver A Relationship With Someone Who Can Never Know The Truth About Her? <p>cammie Morgan May Be An Elite Spy-in-training, But In Her Sophomore Year, She&rsquo;s On Her Most Dangerous Mission&mdash;falling In Love.</p><h3>publishers Weekly</h3><p>the Spy Game Isn't Just A Guy Game, As Witnessed By Carter's Diverting Entry Into The Flurry Of Teen Espionage Novels Flashing Loads Of Girl Power. Unfortunately, Raudma

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Author
Carter, Ally
Publisher
Hyperion Books for Children
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9781484785034
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Children'S, Fiction, Young Adult
Rating
3.82 / 5 (1,937 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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