Top Secret Files The Cold War, Secrets, Special Missions, and Hidden Facts About the CIA, KGB, and MI6

Secrets First Lightning Venona They Built a Wall Spy Training: Venona-Style Codes Spy Training: Rocket Launch Spies The Cambridge Spies Clever Girl Spy Disaster The Scholar Spy Grandma Was a Spy The Spy Who Skied The Magician Spy Animal Agents Spy Training: Ski Team Race Spy Training: Parachute Men Special Missions Tunnels to Freedom Operation Blue Peacock Last Train to Freedom Project Iceworm The Race for Space Operation Ivy Bells The Canadian Caper Girrmann Escape Group Spy Training: Carrot Submarine Spy Training: Glaciers Move Secret Weapons Gadgets and Gizmos Spy in the Sky Take Shelter The Thing Space Needles UFOs Spy Training: Flying Saucer 101 Spy Training: Your Own UFO Bibliography About The Author

Biography

Stephanie Bearce is a writer, teacher, and science nerd. She likes teaching kids how to blow up toothpaste and dissect worms. She also loves collecting rocks and keeps a huge collection of fossilized bones in her basement. When she is not exploding experiments in her kitchen or researching strange science facts in the library, Stephanie likes to explore catacombs and museums with her husband, Darrell.

This book is an excellent resource about the Cold War, and part of the “Top Secret Files Series.” Other books include: The American Revolution, The Civil War, Gangsters and Bootleggers, Pirates and Buried Treasure, The Wild West. World War I, and World War II. Although all of these books address unknown facts of history, each book covers a respective topic, and would be an excellent addition to school libraries for historical reference.,Annie Laura Smith,Children's Literature, 8/1/15
Very highly recommended for school and community library collections.,Midwest Book Review, 10/1/15
Bearce takes history to a level far beyond the basic textbook by sharing unique facts, stories, and interactive learning experiences that transport the reader back in time . . . These books are wonderful resources for encouraging reading and engaging the curious minds of students, especially those who are interested in adventure.,Gifted Child Today, 3/16/16