Story Rating 8.0 out of a possible 10.0

Book review by: cello age: 13 Review submitted on 05/30/2008 at 00:57:16 list all 2 reviews for this book

Illustrations Rating 10.0 out of a possible 10.0

cello writes the following about I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You :

Girls can do anything. So can Cammie Morgan, spy stuff that is. She goes to Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Women in New Jersey, all of the girls there are like her, in the career of spies. All of the teachers were agents and no ones know what goes around the school besides the girls. Things are taken to the next level there. With all of the training and her special skill of blending in, beautiful Cammie had nothing to prepare her from a boy that actually likes her. With the help of her friends, she sets out to find out as much about him as possible. Only problem is, he can’t ever know of her secret life. She also finds out that being a regular teenager wasn’t so bad at points. I gave this book an 8 because it wasn’t extraordinary, but it was unique in its sort of way of a spy school and the social life a regular girl in the spy lifestyle. There was little drama and action or adventure, but enough to probably keep some one entertained for a while. Something that I would change in this book is adding some action, because this is a young adult’s spy book! I mean this is a pretty bad spy book with out no action what so ever.

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