Young Reading: Series Three. Lively account of the history of spying, with exciting descriptions of famous spies and the plots they uncovered, from Alexander the Great's secret scouts to Cold War heroes.. Titles in this 7th and final Level in the Usborne Reading Programme are for fully confident readers who still need to gain the stamina needed for standard length books.
At 64 pages in length and up to 5000 words they use advanced sentence structure and vocabulary, and have more complex plots with subplots. Subjects include historical events, biographies and simplified versions of classic novels.
Part of the "Young Reading Series Three", this book tells the story of spying, from Alexander the Great's secret scouts to Cold War espionage techniques. It contains details of real life plots uncovered by spies, such as Violette Szabo, amazing inventions used in the world of spying, and the roles which spies have played through the ages.
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Part of the "Young Reading Series Three", this book tells the story of spying, from Alexander the Great's secret scouts to Cold War espionage techniques. It contains details of real life plots uncovered by spies, such as Violette Szabo, amazing inventions used in the world of spying, and the roles which spies have played through the ages.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Story of Spying and determined it is suitable for children aged 3-4 years old
The Story of Spying features in the following genres: Featured Books for 3+ readers, Recommendations
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The Story of Spying was written by Rob Lloyd Jones and published by Usborne Publishing Ltd
The Story of Spying has 62 pages
Yes it is part of Usborne Young Reading. series