For Your Paws Only

Written by Heather Vogel Frederick

Book #2 in the Spy Mice series

A group of mice must stop a group of rats from taking over the world.

5.0/7 Bookroo expert·3.9/5 Goodreads · 98 ratings

240 pages· 44,695 words· Est. 6 hour read

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Bookroo's summary

Glory Goldenleaf, a daring spy mouse, embarks on her first solo mission in New York City to stop the villainous rat Roquefort Dupont. Meanwhile, fifth-grader Oz Levinson is in town for a junior bake-off contest. When Glory is kidnapped, Oz and his friend D.B. must use their wits and spy skills to rescue her and foil the rats' sinister plan. Can they save Glory and still win the bake-off? Adventure, danger, and delicious desserts await in this thrilling tale.

From the publisher

In Book 2 of the Spy Mice series, adventure is in store when a secret agent mouse and her fifth-grade friends travel to New York City. Glory Goldenleaf, spy mouse extraordinaire, is assigned her first solo Silver Skateboard mission–to tail the evil rat Roquefort Dupont all the way to the Big Apple. He’s paws-deep in a diabolical plot that could affect the international rodent community, and Glory’s determined to find out what it is. Joining Glory in the big city is fifth-grader Oz Levinson, who’s a finalist in a junior bake-off contest. He and his friend D.B. will be competing against the best bakers in the country on live TV! But when Glory gets mouse-napped in Manhattan, Oz and D.B. need to stage a rescue mission. It will take all of their spy skills to save their favorite mouse, stop the rats’ dastardly scheme–and pull off the perfect dessert.

At a glance

Format
Pages: 240
Words: 44,695
Reading age: 8–11
Audience: Juvenile Reader

Themes & topics

Books about mice Books about spies Books about mice, hamster, guinea pigs, etc.Books about rats Books about adventures and actions

What readers & critics say

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“I enjoyed this second story more than the first. It takes place around Thanksgiving, which would make it kind of a fun holiday read. The ending is a bit more dramatic than in the first book.”

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