Secret Spy Numbers
by Brenda Ponnay
Available for Kindle
and in Paperback
Product Description (from Amazon)
Secret Agent Josephine is willing to reveal the contents of her stealthy, super expanding spy bag -- but are you ready? In this fresh and funny book, Brenda Ponnay, aka Secret Agent Josephine, gets kids counting spy glasses, micro-cameras and more super-secret spy gear. Little ones will love the bright colors and big numbers, older children (and their parents) will delight in the detailed descriptions of the spy paraphernalia.
Mother by day, Secret Agent by night! Or at least that's what I've been telling everyone on the internet for the last five years. The reality is I juggle motherhood and a bustling graphic design and illustration business all day long and deep into the night. The lines are blurred and that is what makes me a Secret Agent or a super hero, either one.
My daughter is my muse and she creeps into my art in the most unexpected ways (sometimes literally).
This biography was provided by the author or their representative.
I read a review for the print version of this series on a blog I follow, so when I noticed that my Mom had managed to get this one for our Kindle, I pulled it up at once.
The book itself was every bit as good as I had remembered the review saying it to be. It gave a detailed inventory of all 55 items in her bag. Who would have guessed that she carried around a stick of lipstick that was really super glue? Or a rubber computer?
Now I want a rubber computer …
However, this book is in color, and on a black and white Kindle, it just wasn’t as brilliant. In this book of the series, it wasn’t so bad, but one of the books in the series is about colors. Also, a good deal of the charm of this book was in the descriptions of the objects, which was part of the image, and in super tiny print. I could barely read it on the Kindle.
So I pulled it up on my laptop. It was some better. The colors were now there, but the print was still tiny. Pulling it up on my Mom’s larger computer was better, but still not much. Perhaps if I could get my hands on Josephine’s secret spy magnifying glass, I would be able to read it …
However, all in all, it was a great read, and I look forward to reading it to my younger brother and sister. I plan to suggest this series to my local library.
Reading Level: CHILD
Profanity: NONE
Sexuality: NONE
Profanity: NONE
Sexuality: NONE
Other: None
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