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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Ruby Redfort #6

Blink and You Die (Ruby Redfort #6) Kindle Edition | Pages: 560 pages

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Say goodbye to Ruby Redfort: every smart kid’s smart kid. The mind-blowing conclusion to the thrilling series by award-winning author Lauren Child.

Ruby Redfort: undercover agent, code-cracker and thirteen-year-old genius – you can count on her when the ice starts to crack.

All good things come to an end… Ruby Redfort is running scared, a whole bunch of people want her dead and worst of all one of them is on her team. But just who is this agent of doom?

You can run, Ruby, but you can’t hide…

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Title	:	Blink and You Die (Ruby Redfort #6)
Author	:	Lauren Child
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 560 pages
Published	:	October 6th 2016 by HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade

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Ratings: 4.7 From 1223 Users | 115 Reviews

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Omggggggg Ahhhh that was such an amazing last book! When I was younger, I loved the Clarice Bean novels by Lauren Child & on my 11th birthday I received this brand new book: 'Ruby Redfort: Look into my Eyes'. Ever since I have read the books as they came out, Ruby, Clancy, Hitch, Mrs Digby heck even Ruby's parents and LB became apart of my childhood. I'm 17 this year and it was so excited when I saw the new book. I literally read this book over 2 days, it was so good, so nail biting I had

WOW this book was so incredible. This was the perfect ending of the series and there were so many twists and turns and the characters just got better and better and I couldn't put it down. I seriously need like ten more Ruby Redfort books. I loved every second of it.

What a brilliant end the the Ruby Redfort series! It is hilarious, addictive, and I must admit a few times it nearly made me cry on public transport. So many things are revealed, we see so many people in a different light (and maybe even the wrong light). What I love is that there is such a satisfying tying up of ends, but I wanted the series to be longer! I kind of regret that I read the climax on a bus, as I couldnt experience the emotion as much with all that background noise (plus the

DNF at like, 18 percent. i never got my time to read this and the libary needed it back so never finished it. couldnt say i was intrested in it too much either.cant even tell you the story since i didnt even get near the good part. i dunno what else to say. should i feel bad or what?

Copy provided by Young Adult Books CentralRuby's parents are in France, and Ruby is back from Genius Camp and Mrs. Digby back from a convenient cruise. It's good to settle back into a routine, but Ruby is increasingly concerned that her boss, LB, was behind the murder of a young Spectrum Agent, Bradley Baker. She checks with her sidekick, Clancy, after receiving a message hidden in an apple. She also gets help from Hitch, who makes repeated attempts to set her up with a spiffy new bike.

I can't believe this is the last book...[image error] So much happens in this one (view spoiler)[ Turns out Baker wasn't dead, we find out who the spy is and all loose ends are tied up perfectly. (hide spoiler)] I loved the fact that Ruby had to trust herself at the end (view spoiler)[ when she wasn't sure if Casey was Hitch or Buzz. (hide spoiler)] I have to say I didn't see that coming. I couldn't believe who the spy was...DID NOT see that coming. It was a perfect book and a perfect

i'm going to be real honest here: i binge read the entire ruby redfort series in a week or two and i have no regrets.i first heard about ruby redfort through an email from harper collins. i randomly requested blink and you die to review, and when i actually googled the book i thought i'd hate it. the author has written many children's books, and because of that, i assumed that the ruby redfort series would be to immature and i wouldn't like it. boy was i wrong. i haven't read such a good series