I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You
by Ally Carter
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Reviewed by Me for TeensReadToo.com
Welcome to The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women, an all-girls school located just outside of Roseville, Virginia. Anyone looking at this elite private boarding school would see just what The Gallagher Academy wants you to see--a preppy school for privileged girls, complete with a guardhouse and stone wall to keep the curious away from their precious charges. And they'd be right, of course, and yet they would be so very, very wrong!
Because ...more
Welcome to The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women, an all-girls school located just outside of Roseville, Virginia. Anyone looking at this elite private boarding school would see just what The Gallagher Academy wants you to see--a preppy school for privileged girls, complete with a guardhouse and stone wall to keep the curious away from their precious charges. And they'd be right, of course, and yet they would be so very, very wrong!
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Read in February, 2008
English 425 Submitter’s name: Crystal Alexander
Book Bank Book Bank subject: Romance
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Title: I’d Tell you I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You
Author: Ally Carter
Publisher: First Hyperion Paperbacks Year: 2006
# of pages: 284 Genre: Romance
Reading level Interest level: 8th or 9th Grade
Potential hot lava: Has some references to violence but, not used as a weapon used as protection
General response/reaction: I love romance novels so I was really ex...more
Book Bank Book Bank subject: Romance
Reference information:
Title: I’d Tell you I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You
Author: Ally Carter
Publisher: First Hyperion Paperbacks Year: 2006
# of pages: 284 Genre: Romance
Reading level Interest level: 8th or 9th Grade
Potential hot lava: Has some references to violence but, not used as a weapon used as protection
General response/reaction: I love romance novels so I was really ex...more
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Read in November, 2007
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Future Spies
The main reason I picked up this book was because of the title; it's totally cute. And when I read the blurb, I liked the storyline. What's not to like about a girl genius who's currently a sophomore in SPY school? I've watched enough movies to know that there'll be cool gadgets and undercover cops involved.
The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women is an all girls school--but unlike regular schools, it's a place for retired FBI agents working as teachers and teenagers who are studyi...more
The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women is an all girls school--but unlike regular schools, it's a place for retired FBI agents working as teachers and teenagers who are studyi...more
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Read in July, 2007
I am a daydreamer—I think most readers are. As a freshman in high school, I had a recurring fantasy about being a spy. At the time, I was taking Russian classes (back when the Cold War was a recent memory) and spent hours imagining what life would be like if I’d been bred for espionage. What if I were fluent in fourteen languages? What if I could kill a man (or woman) with a ketchup bottle?
I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You by Ally Carter is my teenage fantasy come to...more
I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You by Ally Carter is my teenage fantasy come to...more
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Read in February, 2008
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Read in February, 2008
I was so amped to read this book. I'd read the Alex Cross series about the 14 year-old James Bond type kid. And now there is a series about girls who go to a spy school? Awesome!
Cammie Morgan is one of the girls who attends Gallagher Academy - a school that on the surface seems to be a snooty prep school for very wealthy girls. But it is really a school for extremely (we're talking off the charts) smart who attend a school to learn how to enter the world of spies with excellent training. Th...more
Cammie Morgan is one of the girls who attends Gallagher Academy - a school that on the surface seems to be a snooty prep school for very wealthy girls. But it is really a school for extremely (we're talking off the charts) smart who attend a school to learn how to enter the world of spies with excellent training. Th...more
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Read in April, 2008
recommended to Tuckerm by:
A girlrecommends it for: Girls and curious boys
I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have To Kill You, is a great book that is not only for girls. In this novel, the main character Cammie Morgan is a normal young lady. But there is one little thing that is weird about her, she goes to all-girl spy school called The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women. The reason why I said that this school was a spy school was because they teach fifteen different languages, the latest in chemical warfare, how to brake CIA codes, and advanced ma...more
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Read in April, 2008
recommends it for:
Girls
On the outside, Cammie Morgan goes to an all-girls boarding school; but really, her school is a school for spies. If you imagine Hogwarts (Harry Potter’s school) and empty it of its magic and wizards; then fill it with spy’s it would be very much like The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women. By tenth grade, Cammie can speak fourteen different languages and is taught the latest in chemical warfare in science. Students received extra credit for breaking CIA codes in computer class ...more
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Read in October, 2007
Cammie Morgan is your average 10th grade private boarding school student…if that school was a school for spies, where students learn a dozen languages, break government codes for extra credit, and learn how to kill a man with a piece of uncooked spaghetti in gym class. Cammie can scale a building or tail someone without being seen, but now she’s facing the one thing she’s not prepared for: a normal teenage boy who likes her, and thinks that she’s a normal girl.
This book is a lot of ...more
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Teens, Fans of Chicklit and Mystery
This book was awsome, I know that I can say that about a lot of books, but this one went above and beyond. Though Cammie (the protagonist)doesn't have to kill anyone, this is still everyone you want in a teen chicklit.
I really liked the whole secret spy thing and how Cammie has that whole girl-power thing going for her. Though, I'm not a big fan of the secret boyfriend affair (they didn't have an affair I'm just using the word to describe Cammie keeping her spy life and her boyfriend seperate...more
I really liked the whole secret spy thing and how Cammie has that whole girl-power thing going for her. Though, I'm not a big fan of the secret boyfriend affair (they didn't have an affair I'm just using the word to describe Cammie keeping her spy life and her boyfriend seperate...more
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Read in February, 2008
recommended to Waffle by:
Myself! :Drecommends it for: Helen and Everyone on the face of the PLANET!
I was about to cry at the ending! Well I could have but I didn't want to... it's so sad! Okay I don't wanna spoil anything for anyone so... HAVE FUN READING! IT'S A GREAT BOOK!!! If there was such a thing as more than 5 stars I'd CLICK ON IT!
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"What's your favoite thing to eat when you're sick?" How great a question is that? I mean, my whole life I've been answering questions- hard ones, too- but that one seemed especially telling. "Waffles," I sa...more
WAFFLES?:
"What's your favoite thing to eat when you're sick?" How great a question is that? I mean, my whole life I've been answering questions- hard ones, too- but that one seemed especially telling. "Waffles," I sa...more
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Read in March, 2008
recommends it for:
People who like Alias
Interesting, but predictable. But I did like it a lot, based on what I already like from stuff like Alias and spy stuff. It was like a Alias-in-training kind of deal. I've also noticed that a lot of these YA books I've been reading lately have these covers with only the lower half of girls faces, with smirks or impish grins. What's the deal? Do book cover girls not deserve to have their whole face shown? It's artsy and I like it, but not on every YA book I read. Also, I kinda started re...more
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Read in October, 2007
recommends it for:
teen girls
This book is probably one of my favorite books. It has great humor and action. It also has problems most teenage girls can relate to like finding a boyfriend and gossip. The story starts out with the main character Cammie Morgan, she goes to a boarding school called Gallagher Academy. Most people think it’s just a school for rich snobby girls but it’s really a school of spies. They learn about everything from how to kill someone with uncooked piece spaghetti and how to speak 14 different lan...more
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Read in January, 2008
I wish I had a life like Cammie's. Her days at Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women are filled with hours of cracking codes, learning forgein languages, and learning how to kill a man more than 3 diff. ways with a piece of uncooked spaghetti. If that doesnt sound like fun then what is! But Cammie also has to deal with being a teenage girl. She falls for a guy who lives in the neighborhood, but like all the surrounding families, the disdain for the 'snobby and rich heiresses' of Gallag...more
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Cammie goes to a very special, elite private boarding school. The locals think it's just another dumb private school for the wealthy rich snobs who unfortunately populate our planet, but in actuality, it's a super secret boarding school for training female spies!!! Yes, it is a girls school, but hello! Spy training! This is basically the story of one girl who goes to the school, and how she deals with new teachers, her mother being headmistress, a new roommate, and her first boyfriend. It was re...more
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Read in April, 2008
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Jackierecommends it for: Any GIRL looking for an easy read romance
So I couldn't finish my other book in time for the English book. So guess what? I'm reading I'd Tell You I Love You But Then I'd Have to Kill You for English. We'll see how it goes.
Okay here's what I think.
This book is a complete Chick-Flick but put into well book form. But it's kind of also like James Bond for girls. There's no boy body guard kind of thing though. I think all in all it kind of ties with James Bond and maybe Harry Potter and then a lot of some Chick Flick lovey dov...more
Okay here's what I think.
This book is a complete Chick-Flick but put into well book form. But it's kind of also like James Bond for girls. There's no boy body guard kind of thing though. I think all in all it kind of ties with James Bond and maybe Harry Potter and then a lot of some Chick Flick lovey dov...more
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Read in November, 2007
If Sydney Bristow had been tapped a little earlier for her life as a spy, she may have attended the Gallagher School for Girls. It's a boarding school for Paris Hilton wannabees on the outside, but inside, a training ground for girl spies. These are the best and the brightest, many daughters of current spies, some picked for their great intellect. As a sophomore, Cammie and her friends are able to start training in Covert Ops. Cammie catches the eye of a boy, Josh, a townie. The biggest cov...more
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Read in July, 2007
recommends it for:
teenage girls
I was hoping to read this book on my long 8 hour plane ride, but I couldn't put it down and was done reading it 4 hours into the ride. It is a creative story about a teenage girl who attends an elite all girl boarding school for spies. To make matters worse, her mom is the headmaster. She has two very close friends and they have come back from summer break to start what they call the deciding year for spies. You can either work on the job or work in the offices. On one of the missions she runs i...more
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Read in February, 2008
When I first ordered this book online, I was so excited to read it because it wasn't like all the other books I've read. So when I actually started reading it, and getting absorbed into the plot, I was so glad that it lived up to my expectations. I loved the whole spy thing, and how the girls appeared to be going to a normal boarding school - yet, on the inside it was anything but normal. The Gallagher Girls were training to be spies! This book I found was so hard to put down! I was always left ...more
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Read in February, 2007
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girls who like Alex Rider
This is a very fun (I seem to say that a lot about books) YA novel about a girl who attends a boarding school for young spies-in-training. Cammie Morgan is the daughter of the school's headmistress, and she has life in her school figured out. Things get complicated when she meets a local boy in town, a boy who doesn't know that she goes to Gallagher Academy, a boy who thinks that Gallagher is a school for rich girl geniuses not a school for spies. Can Cammie keep her cover intact? This book is a...more
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