Mission 3 - Shrinking Students: A Fun Rhyming Spy Mystery Picture Book for Ages 4-6

Can you help Secret Agent N solve the mystery?

Mission 3 - Shrinking Students, is the third mission in the Secret School Spy Squad series. In this mission, Sx4 Agent N receives a horrifying case. Students have been shrunk. This mystery has to be solved quickly and some serious detective work is required so that the students can return to their normal size. This picture book is perfect for children ages 4-7.

This fun children's picture book, full of color and rhyme, tells the story from the perspective of the secret student spy as they try and solve the mystery. The gender and identity of the spy is hidden, allowing your child to imagine themselves in the story. This is a great bedtime story as your child can drift into slumber dreaming of saving their friends at school. Each book in the series comes with a new clue to the identity of the spy.

Visit the Secret School Spy Squad website with your child to try and guess who is Secret Agent N.


Other Books in the Series
Mission 1: Lost Lunchboxes
Mission 2: Germs Galore
Mission 4: Hair-raising Hair
Mission 5: Zapping Zombies

Other books by the same author:
- Unicorns, Rainbows, Mermaids and More (coloring book)
- Cute Animal Coloring Book
- Cool, Clever, Creative Unicorns - Coloring Book
- Come Out Mr Poo!
- My First Day at Day Care
- Potty Time for Girls
- Potty Time for Boys
- Ready or Not, Here I Come!

Janelle works full-time in the corporate sector and is a Mum to two young children. She lives in Sydney, Australia. As a working mum, she knows how special the time spent reading stories to a child can be. The way their faces light up when they hear the words and see the illustrations is magical.

She discovered her passion for writing children's picture books when her children started demanding more and more of her fantastical bedtime stories. Janelle wanted to share with other kids the joy and excitement her children experienced listening to her creations. She hopes your family enjoys her books as much as she has enjoyed writing them.