I Think My Dad is a Spy

This little page turner has a tight plot, interesting characters and an unexpected conclusion. Sophie George, the narrator, has the reader diving straight into her world of postal delivery and intrigue in the first paragraph. As the plot thickens and the possibility of her dad being a spy becomes more likely, the tension is wound up to the max.Sophie George lives with her father in the small town of Orchard Mead and works after school at their post office. She enjoys delivering the mail around the town, mainly because she likes to draw funny pictures based on some of the weirdos that live here. But lately, it’s not just the locals who have been acting strange — her Dad has been acting pretty weird too! Sophie’s friend Janice is convinced he’s a spy, but Sophie thinks that is ridiculous. However, the deeper they dig into her father’s life, the more confused Sophie becomes. The evidence all seems to add up: the mysterious phone calls, a Russian connection and a mysterious note. Could Janice be right; is her Dad really a spy? 

Sognia is married and lives in the beautiful Perth Hills. She is a mother and a step-mother of two teenage girls and two teenage boys. A jack-of-all trades, she has had many jobs, but her favourite and most recent is teaching children how to read and write. She has written five rhyming picture books called the Busy Bugs series and has put together some of her best poems and photographs of nature in a book called Perpetual Motions.She wrote about Sophie while working for the local post office delivering mail and parcels, as the funny people she met inspired her to write the series.

This little page turner has a tight plot, interesting characters and an unexpected conclusion. Sophie George, the narrator, has the reader diving straight into her world of postal delivery and intrigue in the first paragraph. As the plot thickens and the possibility of her dad being a spy becomes more likely, the tension is wound up to the max. Sophie George lives with her father in the small town of Orchard Mead and works after school at their post office. She enjoys delivering the mail around the town, mainly because she likes to draw funny pictures based on some of the weirdos that live here. But lately, its not just the locals who have been acting strange her Dad has been acting pretty weird too! Sophie_s friend Janice is convinced he_s a spy, but Sophie thinks that is ridiculous. However, the deeper they dig into her father_s life, the more confused Sophie becomes. The evidence all seems to add up: the mysterious phone calls, a Russian connection and a mysterious note. Could Janice be right; is her Dad really a spy?

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