Secret Agent 6th Grader 4: Selfies Are Forever

My 4th grade son loves this series. It is very entertaining and gets reluctant readers engaged.

My 11 year old boy loves these books!

So I'm probably biased, but I loved this book. Brody is great as always, and Christmas does not disappoint. In addition to the usual spy stuff, we also get: - Character development on the part of some minor characters from last book (K-Pop, Janky, Linus) - A hilarious Linus scene (sorry, I won't spoil it!) - Chase. Yeah, Chase Cooper the sixth-grade ninja himself. I love these scenes when he and Brody interact. - A whole new setting -- as the summary says, Buchanan school is at the mall. Con's: - I suppose someone else might get bored or frustrated with how much running around Brody and Maddie do before they solve the case. Of course that's pretty much the formula for the series, so if you read books 1-3 you'll know how much you can tolerate. - Both series have an anti-bullying message, and it's kind of... well, not subtle. I don't mind because it's not as stereotyped or heavy as these morals usually are, but in case anyone was wondering... All in all, I'd recommend both this book and the series in general.

This was so great I love00d it all you0r books0 were great all the series I read diary of a 6th grade ninja in a month

My eight year old really enjoys this book. The setting is smart. He loves the humour. He finished it in 1 sitting.

My son really likes these Secret Agent 6th Grader books. He is 9 years old but a fairly advanced reader. I would say that these are a good step up (reading level wise) from the Magic Treehouse and A to Z Mysteries books, and not as advanced as Diary of a Wimpy Kid. So I'd say they are good for ages 8-11. A similar series that is also good is Diary of a 6th Grade Ninja.

It is a good book for kids that like comedy and action has a god series and no bad words

I was trying to find books that would interest my son and this series of books was great. He read through them in a flash.