Ninjas: Japan's stealthy secret agents
By Matt Chandler
Ninjas weren’t assassins after all—but what secret missions made them legendary?
informative · exciting · illustrated · historical
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What is Ninjas: Japan's stealthy secret agents about?
Forget the idea that every ninja was a black-clad assassin. In medieval Japan, ninjas, or shinobi, were highly trained spies who gathered information, sneaked into enemy territory and carried out dangerous missions. Discover how these secret agents used disguises, clever tricks and expert fighting skills to survive. Meet legendary figures such as Hattori Hanzo, Fuma Kotaro and the female warriors known as kunoichi, and explore the rise and fall of the ninja clans through exciting illustrations and historical facts.
About the author
Matt Chandler is a talented author who enjoys writing exciting and adventurous books for children. He loves to spark curiosity and imagination in his readers. Matt has written stories about sports, mysteries, and fascinating true-life events, making reading fun for everyone. He hopes his books inspire young people to learn and explore new things.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2019
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