FBI Girl How I Learned to Crack My Father's Code
2004 · Grand Central Publishing · ISBN 9780759512207
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Young Maura Conlon's dad is a secret agent. And she knows what that means: chasing cars, jumping over buildings, handcuffing bad guys, just like on "The FBI," her favorite TV show. No matter how many times she asks her father about his work, he never says anything. So Maura decides to become an FBI girl-in-training.
Generi: Biografie
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