Alex Jonovich’s Reviews > Spy School > Status Update

This book starts off sooooo slow and pretty much stays that way, so far would not recommend

Ben Ripley is an ordinary kid, that is enrolled in a spy school. He gets there and everyone bullies him, even his roommate. He tries his best to get A's, but it is a challenge with all of the teachers and kids bullying him.

The theme of my 1st book was: "be careful what you wish for", and the theme in this book is pretty much the same theme. In the 1st book, all of the kids wanted super powers, but after they got them they realized that they would have to be loyal to the villains. In my book now, Spy School, Ben wanted to join the Spy School, and become a spy, but then realizes that it is not as easy as he thought it would be.

The protagonist in "Spy School" is Ben Ripley, and the antagonist is the spy school and the kids and teachers there. He tries his hardest to do his best but with the kids and teachers always picking on him, it makes his effort to do well a lot harder. His roommate is also a complete and utter jerk, so when Ben is trying to study he messes with him, and when he's trying to sleep he messes with him even more, by making

The protagonist in "Spy School" is Ben Ripley, and the antagonist is the spy school and the kids and teachers there. He tries his hardest to do his best but with the kids and teachers always picking on him, it makes his effort to do well a lot harder. His roommate is also a complete and utter jerk, so when Ben is trying to study he messes with him, and when he's trying to sleep he messes with him even more, by making

In Spy School, the main character Ben Ripley is the person telling the story. Since he is the main character, we only know what he does. If the book was in 3rd person omniscient we would know everything, like that the ambush was just a test to see if he was cut out for the spy academy. Since we didn't know that, we believed the school was actually being ambushed.