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Create Your Own Spy Mission

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DOODLE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE!

Welcome to Doodle... where you draw the story. Help finish characters,
build up the town and design a GIANT ICE CREAM POWERED robot
to fight off... the SUPER villains that you doodle!

Doodles get into LOTS of trouble. Watch out, it is up to you to doodle
them out of it!

Visit www.doodle.town to find more hilarious adventures by Andrew
and Chris Judge.

ISBN: 9781407163277
Pub Date: 7th April 2016
Publisher: Scholastic
Imprint: Scholastic
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 144

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This is Book 2 in the Create Your Own Series. See all Create Your Own books here.

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CharlieB9 Aged 9 7 books

15th May '16

CharlieB9 read it themselves aged 9 aged 9

Create your own spy mission is a very good book .I think that it is for those out there in the world who want to do investigating in the future years. It tells you what a spy is trying to work out and what you would have to do .I personally would give it a 5\5.It is absolutely EPICNESS. I love this book because it is all about one of my favourite subjects . This is a book to get you thinking .My favourite bit is where it gets to the investigation and it gets you to think about who the thief is . The other good bit is you get to join in as well its just not you reading the book, maybe getting bored . It’s you helping the writer finish/make your own spy story . There are illustrations throughout the book and they worked well with the story. The only thing I didn’t like was the instruction to rip out certain pages or holes because I don’t like damaging my books. I’d really like to read lots of Create Your Own books.

Charlie (9)

MicahW Aged 6 227 books

1st June '16

MicahW read it themselves aged 6 aged 6

This was a fantastic spy book! This a story of Ethan Doodle, who see's himself as a secret spy, and he goes on a mission to recover and find out who stole the muffin recipe from the baker. It was easy to read, funny, adventurous and exciting, but the best bit was my involvement in the book. I really enjoyed how I got to decide how the story turned out, like one one page it would say turn to a certain page if you think the culprit was a man, and another page if you thought it was a woman. You could read both versions if you wanted. Also on lots of pages there were things for you to do on the pages to help Ethan do things, like draw in windows for him to escape, cut holes, fold pages, etc. It was a lot of fun, my favourite spy story ever.

Bambibam Aged 8 30 books

6th May '16

Bambibam read it themselves aged 8 aged 8

I got this book yesterday and I have read the rest this morning and i just loved it I would really recommend it to my friends and family thank you Toppsta for letting me have this book I loved it!!!!!!

Actionbro9 Aged 8 155 books

6th May '16

Actionbro9 read it themselves aged 8 aged 8

I got this yesterday and both my sister and I have already finished reading it, it was so good:)
This book is about a boy called Ethan Doodle and he is a Spy. He goes to lots of places trying to solve the mystery of the the stolen Blueberry McMuffin recipe.
Its like a pick your path book but better as it has lots of pictures that are half complete and you have to draw on the pages to complete them mostly stuff that will save Ethan from danger.
I think this is a fabulous book and I even caught my Dad having a sneaky read this morning.

ProfessorA Aged 7 44 books

4th April '16

ProfessorA read it themselves aged 7 aged 7

If you are looking for a fun, interactive read where you get to doodle in, write in, fold and rip (eek!) your book, look no further. Welcome to the wonderful world of Ethan Doodle - super spy. You are in charge of helping Ethan fight off super villains aided by an ice cream-powered robot which you've designed!
This book reminded me of the amazing puzzle books I used to have when I was younger, where the page you decided to turn to sealed your fate. But 'Create Your Own Spy Mission' is even better because you get to interact with the book in so many different ways.

CCR06 Aged 9 101 books

8th May '16

CCR06 read it themselves aged 9 aged 9

I liked it because you were able to colour in and draw.
Also I liked that you could choose the way the story went even if it didn't go right!

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About Chris Judge

Richmal Crompton was born in Lancashire in 1890. The first story about William Brown appeared in Home magazine in 1919, and the first collection of William stories was published in book form three years later. In all, thirty-eight William books were published, the last one in 1970, after Richmal Crompton's death....

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