The coolest Spy School adventure yet.
The CIA has finally decided to activate Ben Ripley for real.
The Mission: Become friends with Jessica Shang, the daughter of a suspected Chinese crime boss, and find out all of her father’s secrets. Jessica wants to go to ski school in the Rocky Mountains, so a select few spy school students are going skiing too—under cover, of course.
Ben might not be able to handle a weapon (or a pair of skis), but he’s poised for success on this one. That is, until his best friend from home drops in on the trip and jeopardizes the entire mission…
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Previously in the series: Evil Spy School
Next in the series: Spy School Secret Service
Ethan the spy –
If there was a spy school for kids, it would be top secret and so, I couldn’t really tell you if it existed or not.
Stuart Gibbs,
In spy ski school on the 36th page in the 8th row mike states, “Are they working on anything with radioactive spiders? So that you’ll be able to shoot webs out of your wrists like Spider-Man?”. Even though in the original Spider-Man comics Spider-Man doesn’t shoot webs out of his wrists but makes a contraption of his own design that makes it so he can shoot webs and swing across the city.
Bugs Bunny –
I am well aware of how the Spider-Man contraption works. But it was funnier to have Mike state things this way.
(And, if we’re going to get really technical, spiders shoot web out of glands near their rear ends, not their wrists, so Spider-Man ios totally wrong anatomically in the first place.)
Mr Gibbs
I would consider Star Trek or Star Wars nerdy. Also, what other authors do you like?
Madeline Wisniewski, 12
Mr Gibbs
Do you like Star Trek or Star wars?
Madeline Wisniewski, 12
Madeline –
I have two recent blog posts listing many authors and books that I like.
Madeline –
I liked the original Star wars movies and some of the Star Trek movies.
Hi Mr. Gibbs!
I am a huge fan of your books! I just wanted you to know that I have the kindle version of spy school, and it shows me whats underneath the blackout sentences. I am not going to say, because if you blacked them out they are confidential. I am so excited for the next book!!
Spy School Lover –
Yes, I have heard that the kindle does that. Just so you know, the words were never supposed to be printed at all. They were only words that I stuck into a Word document so that I could know how long the blacked-out spaces would be. I never imagined that the publisher would actually type them and then black them out too. So whatever is there is not necessarily correct.
i have an idea for a book it probably wont happen but you could do a book from Erica’s point of view
Oliver –
I believe that the series works because it is from Ben’s POV, and that Erica wouldn’t be nearly as funny from her own POV.
can you please make another space case where they get invited to sojbergs house
teddy –
I think that setting a MBA book on earth would really take away everything that was interesting about the book series in the first place.
I have to break the silence
it was deafening
will there be any more romance between Ben and Erica after book 8
Oliver –
Please see my recent post on Questions I Can’t Answer.
Hi, Mr. Gibbs! I just started reading the Spy School series, and I really love it so far! I’m currently on Spy School: British Invasion.
I just had one question, and it’s fine if you don’t answer: What does Ben look like? The books are from his point of view, and you never describe him externally. I know you must get this question a lot. I’ve searched it up, and the Internet says that Ben is likely to have brown hair and brown eyes, but I picture him differently.
Do you not describe Ben on purpose?
– Spy Corgi
Spy Corgi –
Please see my recent post about Questions I Can’t Answer
hello?
I am from the future
Dear Mr. Gibbs, did you make the redacted things anything? – Sasha Rotco
Sasha Rotco –
You mean, did I put words under the redacted spaces? No.