Who doesn’t love thrilling adventures with spies? Check out these spy books for kids because there’s a good chance you’ll find LOTS of great book ideas to keep your readers reading for days.

Though his books are lesser-known in English, their legacy is undeniable. 8. Smiley’s People by John le Carré (1979) While John le Carré's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy often gets mentioned in ...

His book brings the story of cold war espionage up to date. But the struggle goes on. No end game is yet in sight. Meanwhile, The Secret War for Europe makes an absorbing spy watcher’s guide and ...

Douglas Waller gives a detailed and nuanced look at Frank Wisner’s outsize role in U.S. foreign policy and the bipolar ...

Judy Hutson introduces Johnny Harrington, a groundbreaking Black female spy character inspired by Josephine Baker's secret ...

That's over by the alligator. Does this look familiar? These photos are from the "I Spy" book series, introduced in 1992, and there's a good chance that either you or your kids have read them.