A fun, informative, sometimes oddball, interactive adventure series for kids featuring great moments in history – this book is about Agent 355, a female spy during the American Revolution.

Agent 355 was one of the first spies for the United States. While the true identity of 355 remains unknown, but here young readers can imagine themselves as the intrepid and brave spy and American patriot. Along the way readers might thwart a counterfeiting scheme, warn General Washington of an assasination plot, or even save the day with Harry Potter's 11" wand... who knows?

Extensive backmatter includes a timeline, information about the lives of women in the American Revolution, and details about the real Agent 355 and the Culpepper code book.

Ryan G. Van Cleave wrote his first poem at age five, and he’s been writing, reading, and loving poetry ever since. He earned a Ph.D. in American Literature with an emphasis in poetry and has taught at numerous colleges and universities. Currently, he runs the creative writing major at Ringling College of Art and Design. As The Picture Book Whisperer, he helps celebrities and high-profile clients write picture books and kidlit projects.