Spy Pups: Danger Island Award-winning author by Andrew Cope (author)

Author/Illustrator

Andrew Cope

Andrew Cope was born in Derby in 1966. He is a teacher, writer, a huge fan of Derby County football club and author of the Spy Dog and Spy Pups series. He really does have a dog called Lara who has one sticky-up ear and came from the RSPCA, but he’s not sure if she is actually a highly trained secret agent. Andrew lives with his wife and two children.

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What kids think

1. horses510
   on 14 March 2015

   I loooooooove this book!!!!!! I think spy pups and spy dogs are sooooo good!!!! I have actually met Andrew Cope when i was in yr1!!

   5out of 5

2. natashakrywald
   on 8 March 2013

   very good book

3. bugzy72
   on 7 March 2013

   its a good book

4. AmyXx
   on 6 March 2012

   Brilliant collocations of books.

5. Bromdon
   on 26 February 2012

   Very good and I have read the whole series

6. KarlMagic33
   on 1 September 2011

   Like I said in another review I love the series and I love this book.

7. Book-Club-Review-Team
   on 31 March 2011

   When I read the book Spy Pups at first I didn’t really understand it. At all. All I knew about was the toxic terror. Then I started to realise the toxic terror was a 32 year old called Jimmy, a person who owned a beach called Blue Bay (Jimmy looks really old cause his skin condition). He wanted his beach to be the best beach in the country so everyone would want to go to his beach, spending their money and making him multi-billionaire.

   Jimmy invented the toxic terror so he gets in his submarine fills it with oil with a little bit of help from his friend Mr. Big (Mr. Big fell out of a helicopter and into some poisonous water and loses a eye, and a leg) then Jimmy gets in to his submarine and drives his submarine to a beach and leaks the oil from the Jimmy’s submarine onto the beach. Then beach is filled with oil! A couple of days later a family arrives with the puppies (Spud isn’t a spy pup yet but another puppy, Star is) get the book and you’ll see what will happen next…

   I loved the illustration and how it was done in a pencil-like way. I think the book is mainly for girls because of the cuteness but boys would like it because of the action. The age group is 8-12. There are several other books in the series too.

   3.5 out of 5 stars

   Charlotte, age 8

   4out of 5