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Ben is taken to Mexico by his nemesis in the hopes that he’ll finally be able to take down SPYDER in this latest addition to the New York Times bestselling Spy School series.

[Stuart Gibbs] -- Thirteen-year-old spy in training Ben Ripley is sent to Mexico to try to thwart the evil organization, SPYDER--the CIA's main enemy. Reviewer wijynyby-157244960024 wrote: I think you should read Stuart Gibbs's Spy School Goes South , witch is a really good book about 5 kids going on an undercover mission that nearly gets them all killed. Get it today with Same Day Delivery, Order Pickup or Drive Up. Free shipping on orders of $35+ from Target. Five storefronts away, an extremely tall man with muscles the size of cantaloupes was charging down the sidewalk, clutching a leopard-print purse. Things go south quickly, and soon the group is stuck in a strange land with no backup. Five storefronts away, an extremely tall man with muscles the size of cantaloupes was charging down the sidewalk, clutching a leopard-print purse. Spy School - Kindle edition by Stuart Gibbs. Series reading order, cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. Gibbs takes the familiar boarding-school setting and revamps it in this slightly cheeky, action-packed novel for middle-school readers. Spy School Goes South book. There are school troubles, multiple assaults on Ben's life including ninjas, assassins in the night, bombs and suddenly Ben isn't so sure that being a spy is all that glamorous. Spy School Goes South does a nice job of slowly revealing the facts and showing you how one new lead continues to the next. Spy School Goes South has 5 reviews and 6 ratings. The theme of Spy School goes South is that you need to find who to trust. He reveals the facts in a logical and incremental way that keeps the reader's attention. This series follows Benjamin Ripley and his adventures at being a junior CIA spy. This series follows Benjamin Ripley and his adventures at being a junior CIA spy. The author is really good at showing how the characters grow and change through their missions. Spy School Goes South Washington, DC Streets in proximity to the Academy of Espionage March 28 1500 hours “Stop that man!” Alerted by the cry, I glanced back over my shoulder. For example Ben knows that he can trust Erica because they have been on many missions together, but Ben learns that he can't trust Murray because he might have seemed nice but he was still evil. In Gibbs's (Belly Up) addition to the "child spy" genre, the CIA is (yet again) secretly recruiting kids, and Ben Ripley is the awkward 12-year-old brought into the academy, in this case under the pretense of attending a science-oriented boarding school in Virginia.