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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Ruby Redfort #4 |
Lauren Child
Kindle Edition | Pages: 529 pages Rating: 4.51 | 1843 Users | 81 Reviews
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How do you catch a thief who isn’t there? Ruby Redfort has a lot of reasons to feel confident. Undercover agent, code cracker, thirteen-year-old genius—she’s one fearless kid, buster. Unmasking an evil villain? Done. Honing her parkour skills by climbing skyscrapers and leaping across roofs? All in a day’s work. Heeding the warning signs? Well, not so much. When a ghostly foe begins stealing from the highest buildings in Twinford, Ruby Redfort is ready to defy death one more time to capture the bandit. But fearlessness can lead to taking risks, which can land a person in very serious trouble. While Ruby may think she’s invincible, there’s truth to the saying that recklessness always comes before a fall.
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| Title | : | Feel the Fear (Ruby Redfort #4) |
| Author | : | Lauren Child |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 529 pages |
| Published | : | November 18th 2014 by HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks (first published May 12th 2014) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Childrens. Middle Grade. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Adventure. Fiction. Young Adult |
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Ratings: 4.51 From 1843 Users | 81 ReviewsJudge About Books Feel the Fear (Ruby Redfort #4)
An action-packed and sprint-paced adventure. A seriously exquisite and complex plot that turns your head over. Every turn brings a new code and mystery, that finally ends satisfyingly.Reading the Ruby Redfort series never fails to make me want to stock up on banana milk and bubblegum. It also never fails to make we want to become a secret agent and go around calling people bozos. Anyway. This was an electric read and an excellent addition to my favourite book series!!I think I might start re-reading it right away.
This book is just as amazing as the first in the series, with all the usual Ruby wit plus new Ruby Rules. I loved that for once I could piece together bits of the mystery and it all made sense, instead of Ruby figuring it all out before I had time to understand. Of course, this doesn't mean the mystery was lacking in any way! It was ingenious and as quirky as all the others, maybe even more so. Old villains return, with the addition of a new super cool invisible thief. Ruby has to deal with a
"Feel the Fear" written by Lauren Child follows the mysteries encountered by one seemingly average girl. Her name is Ruby. When she was eight years old, she and thirty-three other participants took part in an experiment. It was test examining their capabilty of focus and being able to see everything all at once. She could also recount what people around her were wearing or doing. Psychologists concluded that she was remarkably brilliant, unlike any other. She is no ordinary kid. Her excellent
I really enjoyed the Ruby Redfort series. The reason I like them so much is because there is lots of cliff hangers and they really intrigue me. Feel The Fear is my favorite Ruby Redfort series for me so far because when Ruby discovers things that she is not supposed to really makes me think of myself. When she figures out that The count and The Australian have a child, that shocked her and I because I would have never seen that coming. The plot of it was really good and I would recommend this
Ruby Redfort is brave and adventurous, she jumps off buildings and walks on very high tightropes then climbs a 20 storey building, all in a days work. but how will she react when she finds out someone in spectrum is betraying them and everyone thinks it is her. Ruby has to figure out a very weird case. a very hard building to get into was robbed but all that was found missing was a book, a cheap one too, that was left on a plane. Does Ruby have a death wish?
(4.5 Stars)
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