SILVER MEDAL WINNER - WISHING SHELF BOOK AWARDS What if your dad vanished, and the only way to get him back was to become a spy? Paul Fox always believed his dad worked in a boring office. Then, overnight, he disappears. The truth? His dad is a secret agent. Recruited into MI2, Britain’s covert youth spy agency, Paul, his sister Rachel, and their friend Sharav are plunged into a world of gadgets, daring missions and shocking twists. But time is running out. One wrong move won’t just cost Paul his dad. It could cost him everything. Fast, funny and full of heart, Operation Sabre is perfect for fans of Alex Rider, Young Bond, and thrilling spy adventures. The spy adventure 9-12 year olds can’t put down. Start the mission today! WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: “There aren’t too many books out there that a dad could read with their kids, and all enjoy it as much as each other, but this is one!” – Amazon Reviewer “A full-throttle adventure with superb pacing, particularly recommended for reluctant readers.” – The Wishing Shelf Awards “Absolutely thrilling and hilarious.” – Michael, Age 10 “There is action, intrigue, suspense, and humour which will keep children hooked from start to finish.” – Mary, Goodreads Reviewer 'A full-throttle adventure book with superb pacing, particularly recommended for reluctant boy readers. A SILVER MEDAL WINNER!" - The Wishing Shelf Book Awards This book was entered in The Wishing Shelf Book Awards. This is what our readers thought: Title: Operation Sabre: A Paul Fox Spy Adventure Author: Glenn Carter Star Rating: 5 Stars Number of Readers: 21 Stats Editing: 10/10 Writing Style: 9/10 Content: 10/10 Cover: 10/10 Of the 21 readers: 21 would read another book by this author. 21 thought the cover was good or excellent. 21 felt it was easy to follow. 21 would recommend this book to another reader to try. Of all the readers, 12 felt the author's strongest skill was 'plotting a story'. Of all the readers, 5 felt the author's strongest skill was 'developing the characters'. Of all the readers, 4 felt the author's strongest skill was 'writing style'. 21 felt the pacing was good or excellent. 21 thought the author understood the readership and what they wanted. Readers' Comments "An easy read for 9 to 12 year olds. Plenty happening; the sort of book boys love. The author seems to know who his readers are and what they want which is always a good sign. If there's anything the author should work on, it's his description of characters and setting; at present, it's little by the numbers." Primary School Teacher, aged 54 "I like this book a lot because there's so much happening in it. It's never boring, and the ending was fab. This was a little like James Bond, but for kids." Boy, aged 11 "My young boy, age 10, was very engaged by this book. When he saw a picture of the cover, he really wanted to read it. He liked that it was an adventure book and that the pacing was really good. He thought the best part was the plot and he told me he hoped the author will do more books like this." Mum, aged 39 "This book is packed full of suspense, and a little mystery too. I also thought it was sort of funny in parts and I liked how the characters talked to each other and also how they worked together. This is a fantastic book for boys and tomboys." Boy, age 13