Fleur T Bradley Books in Order

Twelve-year-old troublemaker Linc Baker is recruited to impersonate a missing junior spy who looks exactly like him. Sent to Paris, he must locate a valuable copy of the Mona Lisa without his double's specialized training.

Linc Baker is sent to Washington to protect the president's daughter from an assassin called Dagger. A missing coat linked to George Washington adds another puzzle, while Linc's accomplished double Ben competes to solve the mission.

Linc Baker goes undercover in Hollywood to track a criminal for the secret agency Pandora. Unexpectedly cast in a movie, he juggles the investigation, a starlet's attention, and competition from his look-alike rival Ben Green.

JJ Jacobson expects a ghost-hunting weekend when he accompanies his mother to the Barclay Hotel. After she is blamed for the owner's death, he teams up with two new friends to investigate and clear her name.

Three classmates discover a body during a field trip to Raven Island prison and miss the final ferry. Stranded overnight, they must work together to find a killer while navigating ghost hunters and the island's secrets.

Two perspectives introduce readers to Buddhist beliefs and practices, including important figures, sacred writings and religious holidays. Written for readers who benefit from accessible language, the book includes supporting timelines, explanations and an activity for further exploration.

Through two perspectives, this nonfiction introduction explores Christianity’s central beliefs, significant figures, sacred writings and holidays. Accessible language and supporting timelines, explanations and an activity help developing readers understand the religion and the lives of its followers.

Two perspectives guide readers through Hinduism’s core beliefs, important figures, sacred writings and celebrations. This nonfiction introduction combines accessible language with timelines, explanatory sidebars and an activity to support readers exploring how the religion is practiced.

This nonfiction introduction presents Jewish beliefs and practices through two perspectives, exploring important figures, sacred writings and holidays. Accessible language, explanations, timelines and an activity help readers understand the religion while supporting those who find reading challenging.

Two perspectives introduce Islam’s central beliefs, major figures, sacred writings and holidays. This nonfiction account uses accessible language alongside explanations, timelines and an activity to help readers explore the religion and understand how its teachings shape believers’ lives.

Through two perspectives, readers encounter Sikhism’s central teachings, important figures, sacred writings and holidays. Accessible language, explanations, a timeline and an activity support an introduction to the religion for readers who benefit from material designed around their reading needs.