Extra Large Soda Jerk

Secret Agent 6th Grader #3

by Marcus Emerson, Noah Child

Age 9 and up | Grade 4 and up. The name's Brody Valentine and I'm a secret agent, but just barely. You see, this is the story of my first "official" day as an agent with Glitch. Like most noobs, I was assigned the lamest case possible, but if you're familiar with my life, then you won't be surprised to hear that it ended up being the most brain melting thing I've ever been a part of. A kid known as the Soda Jerk has come out to play, and he's after something called the Horseshoe. Everybody refuses to tell me what the Horseshoe is, except that it's something I need to stay as far away from as possible... but in order to keep it out of the wrong hands, I've got to get it into my own. Now I'm in a race to find the most dangerous item in the school, but the more I learn about the Horseshoe, the more I regret taking the case. Secret Agent 6th Grader 3: Extra Large Soda Jerk is a hilarious adventure for children ages 9-12.

Genres: Childrens

153 pages, Paperback

First published November 11, 2013

About the author

Marcus Emerson is the author of several highly imaginative children's books including the popular Diary of a 6th Grade Ninja series and the Secret Agent 6th Grader series. His goal is to create children's books that are engaging, funny, and inspirational for kids of all ages - even the adults who secretly never grew up. He is a 35-year-old comic book reader, video game player, and toy collector.

Reviews

[Angeline Gallant]

Exciting

This book was a fun, action-packed adventure that left us guessing. It is a great book to read out loud. There are a lot of twists and turns. Well done.

[claire reivers steele]

It was a great book

9/12age rating
Cool kids books
I love the series because it is very action packed and it is also funny

[Lily]

Funny and just a good book overall.

[Evelyn K.]

More please.

[Megan Bauer]

Henry

[CR]

Great book.

I really liked the book. I would recommend it to anyone who likes a lot of action, laughs, and suspense.

[Ian D Ramirez]

Cool Book!

So, I am a Sixth grader, and this book was really neat. Although some parts didn't really make sense, it was still an awesome book. Nice job, Marcus, and Noah!