看到这本书的缘起是因为猜坛里面一位网友发布的另一本书city spies。看了以后觉得还不错，就找了该作家的其他作品。这本小说读了一下还不错。讲述了少年用自己的理论toast，‘TOAST’ stands for the Theory of All Small Things. 通过一些微小的细节来推测事情的真相的技巧，发现美术馆的四幅名画被盗。最后找回来的故事。目前找到的有两本，第一本是这本，刚看完第二本，本来是想两本都传上来，读完第二本，发现质量远不如第一本。不仅如此，第二本让我看的又好笑又好气，写的挺烂且带有一些意识倾向。所以就分享一本吧。
这是第二次分享，看到猜坛里面很多网友说要断舍离，下了一堆资料，从而没有好好看过。想一想自己也是，所以决定，给自己设立一个计划。看完一本上传一本，看看自己到底能读完几本。一边分享，一边作为读书的进度。
以下为图书的一部分开头：
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The (Not So) Safeway
MY NAME’S FLORIAN BATES. I’M twelve years old and a seventh grader at Alice Deal Middle School in Washington, DC. My two favorite foods are pizza and egg rolls. I’m on the student council, I’m in the Scrabble club, and I plan to try out for soccer.
I also work for the FBI.
I know. That last one kind of comes out of the blue, doesn’t it?
Technically they classify me as a “covert asset,” which sounds very James Bond spylike but only means they want to keep me a secret. After all, it would be pretty embarrassing for them to admit they get help from a twelve-year-old, and it would be even worse if one of the guys on the Ten Most Wanted list showed up at my front door in a bad mood. So the covert part is good for both of us.
