Codes to crack, puzzles to solve, mysteries to uncover – there is never a dull moment in the life of a spy. And that is exactly what Mickey does: she is the only human operative in the secret animal spy agency COBRA. Mickey’s previous adventures with the Animal Spies proved she is not only smart but also trustworthy – it’s a great honour for Mickey, as the Animal Spies do not work with humans. But when human spies start disappearing under suspicious circumstances, Mickey feels it’s her responsibility to discover what is happening.

±õ²ÔÌýMickey and the Missing Spy, it is up to Mickey to unite the human and animal world of espionage for the very first time, in order to save her hero and top spy, Hildegarde McTavish!

Reviews

‘A fast-paced mystery full of sparky wit… [with] lots of actual puzzles and codes for children to solve.’ – BookTrust

‘Anne Miller’s book is a fun way to show how humans and animals can get on together.’ – The Express

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Welcome to the extraordinary world of undercover animals!

Mickey is the type of kid who’s always on the lookout for a code to crack. So it’s her lucky day when she spots a strange poster on the bus home from school written completely in code.

Within the strange jumble of letters is a curious message, one that leads to an exciting adventure-with diamond thieves, dognappers, and an extraordinary group of animal spies!

This book contains real coded messages. Can you crack the codes before Mickey does?

Author Anne Miller and Illustrator Becka Moor.

Features:

• New series from Anne Miller, QI elf, writer, producer and winner of the fiendishly difficult quiz Only Connect.
• Highly-illustrated throughout by Becka Moor.
• Crack the codes and solve the puzzle along with Mickey: perfect for budding spies.

Reviews

‘An entertaining, crazy caper for all animal lovers and budding spies… Better still, it’s interactive!’ – Konnie Huq

‘I am now desperate for a time machine. I can think of SO many rainy holidays, bored Sundays and other moments of disconsolate tedium in my childhood when Anne Miller’s brilliantly funny, ingenious and deliciously addictive book would have made me happier than a dog with ten tails. An absolute must for all curious enquiring minds.’ – Stephen Fry

‘Smart, charming and big-hearted, Mickey and the Animals Spies is a brilliant celebration of friendship, finding your own path, and of course, puzzles.’ – LoveReading4Kids

‘A spy who stands out from the crowd.’ – The Telegraph

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