by Connor - 10 years old

Summary:

Charlie Thorne is a twelve year old girl with the same IQ as Albert Einstein. She came up with an almost unhackable firewall, but left a tiny backdoor in case she ever needed it. She gave it to a big company, and they claimed it was theirs. Charlie got mad, went in through the back door, and took 40 million dollars. The only reason Charlie's parents ever loved her was her high IQ, and with the money, she could now run away. However, while running away, her half brother, Dante, and his fellow agent, Milana, recruited her to the CIA, not giving her a choice, to help look for Pandora, a deadly equation.

What I liked and didn’t like:

I liked that there were 4 books because the first one was so good. I loved how the author made Charlie the money and the smarts from their mission because I find it funny that, on their team, there are two adults, and yet the kid is the richest and the smartest. I didn’t like that the series was unfinished because I thought the books were 4.8 stars. I didn’t like that there were only three main characters because I thought that it wasn’t complicated.

What it reminded me of:

Charlie Thorne reminded me of Spy School because they had a similar theme with all of the espionage and fighting and weapons.. They were also written by the same author so if you enjoyed Charlie Thorne you should read it. Additionally, it reminded me of City Spies because of the travel and how I learned about the places they went. For example, I learned that Beijing is one of the oldest still populated places.

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