Book details
Double Vision: Code Name 711
Description
In the second book of the Double Vision series, twelve-year-old Linc Baker goes undercover in Washington, DC, to prevent a CIA mole from assassinating the president. This action-packed adventure intertwines high-stakes espionage with real American spy history from the Revolutionary War. Linc must protect the first daughter, Amy, and locate a legendary coat that grants invincibility. With the help of Amy and historical insights from America's first spies, the Culper Ring, Linc battles his rival agent, Ben Green, and strives to thwart the assassin, Dagger, to save the president.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
developing
Length
272 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: 'Double Vision: Code Name 711' offers a fast-paced and thrilling storyline that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, making it a perfect pick for young readers who enjoy action and adventure.
- Historical Elements: The book weaves historical facts with fiction, providing an entertaining way to learn about history. It features elements related to the American Revolution and espionage, which can spark a deeper interest in historical events.
- Character Development: The protagonist, Linc Baker, is a relatable and dynamic character whose experiences and growth throughout the story can resonate with readers, especially those in the middle-grade age group.
- Series Continuation: As the second book in the 'Double Vision' series, it offers continuity for readers who enjoyed the first book, 'Double Vision,' and are looking to follow Linc Baker on more exciting adventures.