Secret Agents Don't Like Broccoli

Secret Agents Don't Like Broccoli - Paperback

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Secret Agents Don't Like Broccoli

Secret Agents Don't Like Broccoli - Paperback

by Gregory O. Smith
$16.18
Sale price  $16.18 Regular price 

Book Overview

Before they rescued friends from forest fires, before they searched for lost airplanes, before they took on sea monsters, space battles, royal rescues, and pirates...the Wright Cousins accidentally became America's top secret agents.

"Action-packed and funny!" "We bought the first four books in this series and just had to buy more." The Wishing Shelf Book Awards calls Secret Agents Don't Like Broccoli "A twisting, turning adventure packed full of 'secret agent' fun."

Much to everyone's surprise, Tim Wright has won a world-wide, prestigious poetry contest. The Wright Cousins are flying to Washington, D.C., where Tim will recite his suddenly famous poem. Aboard the plane, the Wright Cousins receive a mysterious message: "Kimo-soggy and Toronto, as America's top two secret agents, you must rescue Princess Katrina Straunsee and the all-important Straunsee attaché case." The voice sounds like ... the President of the United States of America? No, it can't be! But later, while trapped inside a military history museum in the nation's capital, the cousins discover a dark secret. The museum is a cover for a hive of dangerous spies trying to destroy America!

This book is packed full of fast-paced spy action, dangerous secret missions, and witty humor. Get Secret Agents Don't Like Broccoli today!
ISBN9798630007278
Author Gregory O. Smith
PublisherIndependently Published
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedApril 2020
LanguageENG- English
Pages152
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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