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Book Review of FBI Girl : How I Learned to Crack My Father's Code

FBI Girl : How I Learned to Crack My Father's Code
Author: Maura Conlon-McIvor
Genres: Biographies & Memoirs, Law, Engineering & Transportation
Book Type: Hardcover

Bernie N. (Bernie) reviewed on 1/9/2007

I had a hard time putting this book down. Very engaging. Maura's dad is in the FBI and she thinks he is always talking in code. She spends her life, trying to break this FBI code. Spying on the neighbors. Reading Nancy Drew and so on.

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Book Review of FBI Girl : How I Learned to Crack My Father's Code

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