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Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover is definitely the book in the series where it turns darker. While the first was of Cam's struggles to be a normal girl, then trying to be a spy and a girl at the same time, now in the third installment comes the time when she is firmly dedicated to her path in Covert Operations while also facing real-world dangers out of school. Macey's family is very much in the public eye now, and after a failed kidnapping attempt, they are all on high alert. This book also marks the entry of the big bad of the series, and sets up a lot of stuff for future books (I can say this because this a reread review). The central theme of the series has always been the various faces the spy in her has to wear, and here it is shown through almost everyone of the foursome, but Cam and Macey in particular.

Wiser now for the danger they are in, the four Gallagher Girls seek to investigate the who and the why of the kidnapping attempt. They live in a world of secrets within secrets, and a need-to-know basis system, so finding such a secret is not an easy job. With Macey having a constant shadow in the form of Cam's aunt, and the Secret Service not far behind, it is difficult for the girls to sneak around. The book also shows the extent of loyalty that all the Gallagher Girls have for each other, and their intense love for their sisters. Zach pops up now and again, setting Cam's heart aflutter and my suspicion sirens blaring, but I am delighted to unfold that mystery all over again when I read the future books. This one was definitely a great sequel and a turning point for the series


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Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover Gallagher Girls Ally Carter Books Reviews

Sometimes the best books are the ones that show you the world in its rough draft. When they give you a good cry and when they make you feel the same frustration the main character is feeling. This book is all of the above.

Heart, Emily Boedecker (marks daughter)
The third in the series centers around the politics that is macey's life. Here cammie and Macey start off in Boston and a kidnapping attempt.

The book has boys entering the picture for both Cammie and Macey. Zach is here for Cammie and he tells her to be careful something she still tries to decipher as something more than what it means and Macey has Preston who she claims to not stand but hmmm does she really???

The third book is just as hilarious as the other two. Aunt Abby is now in the picture and she tells the girls stories and gets all intrigued. Mr. Solomon continues to teach the girls how to survive but now they are a little more serious since one of their friends is trying to be kidnapped.

All the while navigating friendships, boys and kidnapping attempts the girls are worrying about school and being caught breaking the rules yet again.

This book is a fun and entertaining book that will keep you riveted to the end.
In this third installment of the Gallagher Girl's books we find Cammie off to visit her roommate Macy. They are involved in a botched kidnapping attempt and Cammie doesn't really recover. She knows that there is more going on than she is being told about. What's a teenage spy to do? Certainly not sit back and wait. Cammie and her friends are in and out of trouble yet again as they try and figure out what is happening and why Cammie's super spy aunt is suddenly back in the picture. Some old friends from previous books check back in as well! Start with I'd tell you I Love You but Then I'd Have to Kill You and Cross my Heart and Hope to Spy first.

I had been waiting for this book to come out for some time. One of my students recommended the first two for me when the second one came out. We were both anxiously awaiting the release of Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover. The date kept getting pushed back and it was so frustrating!!! I'm not sure what she thought of it (since she has moved on to the high school) but I was a little disappointed. It wasn't a bad book but I was hoping for more. Part of that may have been the expectations and waiting. I still like the series and will continue to recommend it. I guess I just wanted "more" from the characters.
Back with the third installment of the Gallagher Girls series, Ally Carter lets the series grow and mature with her readers. Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover might still have a silly title, but this story just got a lot more grown up!

As Cammie and her friends, Bex, Liz and Macey, begin the next semester at the Gallagher Academy, it becomes very clear this year is going to be like no other. When Cammie goes to visit Macey on her father's campaign trail, they are attacked on the roof of campaign headquarters. Cammie, in full spy mode, manages to save the son of Macey's dad's running mate, but these spies are good. Since she clearly can't fight them off after Macey is injured, she spots a vent and stuffs Macey down before quickly following.

It becomes quickly obvious that the Gallagher Academy has more than just Covert Ops training to worry about this year. When Cammie's Aunt Abby is assigned to Macey as her Secret Service detail, the girls learn a lot more about Cammie's family, but have no idea who is after Macey. Now they must protect their friend while still searching for the really dangerous spies that are after her.

This installment of the series got much more mature than the first two. The girls are still going to school and dealing with typical teenage girl stuff, but the threat against Macey is very real. This time, they won't just fail their Covert Ops assignment if they mess up, they will lose their best friend to a very real danger. It makes the story much more high stakes, and you get to see the girls in real action. More information about her father also makes Cammie's character a lot more real and multidimensional. The reading level still remains pleasantly low while the story is still fun, making this a great series for a low-skilled older student. This series can grow with the student as the story gets more sophisticated!
Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover is definitely the book in the series where it turns darker. While the first was of Cam's struggles to be a normal girl, then trying to be a spy and a girl at the same time, now in the third installment comes the time when she is firmly dedicated to her path in Covert Operations while also facing real-world dangers out of school. Macey's family is very much in the public eye now, and after a failed kidnapping attempt, they are all on high alert. This book also marks the entry of the big bad of the series, and sets up a lot of stuff for future books (I can say this because this a reread review). The central theme of the series has always been the various faces the spy in her has to wear, and here it is shown through almost everyone of the foursome, but Cam and Macey in particular.

Wiser now for the danger they are in, the four Gallagher Girls seek to investigate the who and the why of the kidnapping attempt. They live in a world of secrets within secrets, and a need-to-know basis system, so finding such a secret is not an easy job. With Macey having a constant shadow in the form of Cam's aunt, and the Secret Service not far behind, it is difficult for the girls to sneak around. The book also shows the extent of loyalty that all the Gallagher Girls have for each other, and their intense love for their sisters. Zach pops up now and again, setting Cam's heart aflutter and my suspicion sirens blaring, but I am delighted to unfold that mystery all over again when I read the future books. This one was definitely a great sequel and a turning point for the series