Spy×Family #10 SPY×FAMILY 10 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy×Family #10 SPY×FAMILY 10 by Tatsuya Endo It's a fine story to add to a high school library. It's good to get the back story on the main spy in this series.

Spy x Family – Band 13 by Tatsuya Endo , Lasse Christian Christiansen (Translator)

Spy x Family – Band 13 by Tatsuya Endo , Lasse Christian Christiansen (Translator) Turns out I like this series of graphic novels. Fine to add to a high school library.

Spy×Family #9 SPY×FAMILY 9 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy×Family #9 SPY×FAMILY 9 by Tatsuya Endo I do like this series but there is a lot of violence in this episode. I'm skipping this book and not adding to the library shelves. It's a bit of a blood bath.

Spy×Family #11 SPY×FAMILY 11 by Tatsuya Endo ,

Spy×Family #11 SPY×FAMILY 11 by Tatsuya Endo This is fine to add to the high school shelves. I do like this series. The little mindreading girl is adorable and funny. She's always trying to make friends with this boy for her father's mission. The boy doesn't really want to do much with her but the school bus incident changes it a little. A good read.

Spy×Family 12 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy×Family 12 by Tatsuya Endo is fine for school libraries. There is some fighting but it's not graphically bad. I actually like this series.

Spy×Family #7 Spy x Family, Vol. 7 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy×Family #7 Spy x Family, Vol. 7 by Tatsuya Endo is a fine graphic novel that works very well. Fine for high school libraries. I'm reading the series before I add to the school library. It's a good read.

SPY×FAMILY 6 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy Family 6 is a great series to add to a high school library. I am reading through the volumes to make sure that they are fine to add just in case they are not. So far so good. I like this series. It's a fake family that work together for a spy's mission. They each have their own secrets. And the dog is adorable.

Enigma Girls: How Ten Teenagers Broke Ciphers, Kept Secrets, and Helped Win World War II by Candace Fleming

Enigma Girls is a simple retelling of teen girls from Britian who worked in a secret location to find out what the German military was up to so that they could protect soldiers and civilians during World War II. A fine book to add to any school library.

Spy×Family #2 Spy x Family, Vol. 2 by Tatsuya Endo , Casey Loe (Translator)

Spy Family 2 does have a touch of violence but not really that bad. It's a cute story about a made up family who each member has their own secrets. It's fine for high school library.

Ranger's Apprentice: The Royal Ranger #7 Ambush at Sorato by John Flanagan

Ambush at Sorato is part of a great series. Do you have a young reader who enjoys adventure? This very smart book is entertaining and lots of fighting and outwitting the enemey. A great read, a great series.

Spy×Family #4 Spy x Family, Vol. 4 by Tatsuya Endo , Casey Loe (Translator)

Spy Family #4 is a manga/anime series that I am enjoying. I would add this to my high school library. The characters are lieable and the story line works well.

Three Ordinary Girls: The Remarkable Story of Three Dutch Teenagers Who Became Spies, Saboteurs, Nazi Assassins–and WWII Heroes by Tim Brady

Three Ordinary Girls are far from being ordinary. This is an important book to read the record of history of people who made courageous choices, sacrificing much to free people from the cruel dangerous Nazis. A good read. Add this one to your high school library.

Spy School Goes Wild by Stuart Gibbs

Spy School Goes Wild is a filled with humor and silliness but also learning some location information. Ben's team is there to support him later on. This future spy is one lucky lad. Good book to add to school libraries.

SPY×FAMILY 5 by Tatsuya Endo

Anya is an adorable girl who cheats on her tests and loves her dog and parents. She can read minds and wants to help her "family" out. Fine for high school. I do like this series.

SPY×FAMILY 3 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy Family 3 is fine for school. The drawings are not a problem. Storyline is fine. The little girl is adorable. The famke man is trying to fit the role of being a family while on mission. It's a cute story line.

SPY×FAMILY 1 by Tatsuya Endo

Spy Family #1 is fine for high school libraries. The story premis is fine and entertaining. The good news is that the clothing is fine. Not to sexy. I like the first book and plan to follow the series. I'm always looking for anime that is fine for high school students. Sometimes characters are not dressed appropriately for school libraries. So far so good for this one.

Spy School Project X by Stuart Gibbs

Spy School Project X is a delightful good read for middle school students. I enjoy listening to the audibook series as well. A good read to add to any middle school library. Enjoy.

The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys

The Bletchley Riddle is based on a real organization in this fictional account. Get a taste of code breaking as people work together to defeat Hitler's Germany's invations and bombings. A good read to add to middle school.

Uprising by Jennifer A Nielsen

This is a perfect story to add to a middle school library and also for using to teach Poland history. Uprising is based on a real person. The audiobook is also very good. This fleshes out history and the Polish Uprising. It's worth having in your school library. An important read.

Last Violent Call by Chloe Gong

This novel contiues the story from Foul Lady Fortune. The voice actor for the audio book did a great job covering the different voices to bring this novel to life. We go back to the 1930s to China. Lots was going on at that time and the book does a great job blending in history with a great mysterious story line. A young couple from opposite sides of two gangs fake their death and move to the country. There they get involved in a series of girls who kill themselves. The young couple work to save the next victim's life and solve the mystery of who is responsible for the violence and why. It's a good read. Enjoy.