Bridget Wilder: Spy-In-Training by Jonathan Bernstein

Bridget Wilder: Spy-In-Training by Jonathan Bernstein

No one remembers Bridget Wilder's birthday. Her family doesn't sing. The Cheerminators don't flip in her honor. The lunch ladies don't wheel out a giant cake. But someone leaves her a goody bag full of random stuff like dorky glasses, gross-flavored lip gloss, and a broken smartphone.

And when the broken phone rings, Bridget goes from invisible girl to CIA superagent.

Bridget is invited to join Section 23, a covert CIA department so hush-hush even the CIA doesn't know it exists. Section 23 handles top agents like Carter Strike who topple enemy governments and disable nuclear weapons.

Strike is Bridget's biological father, and he wants her to be a spy like him.

Now Bridget's busting boys out of detention, using her lip balm as a laser taser, and infiltrating the school's clique of slim, pretty, popular girls to steal secret codes. All to protect her country and impress a super-famous spy dad she's never even met.

But what happens if Bridget can't keep her double life hidden from friends and family? And what if Section 23 is keeping secrets of its own?