The Agent Asha Series

By Sophie Deen

Asha Joshi combines coding, courage and quick thinking to tackle high-tech threats and save the day.

exciting · educational · humorous · engaging

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Average 5, from 5 readers

What is The Agent Asha series by Sophie Deen about?

Written and published between 2020 and 2024, Sophie Deen’s three-book Agent Asha series follows Asha Joshi, a British Indian coding whizz recruited into the secret Children’s Spy Agency. Across increasingly ambitious missions, she investigates internet sabotage, eco-threatening technology and runaway robot twins, relying on algorithms, ingenuity, teamwork and nerve. Fast-paced, funny and illustrated, the books should appeal to readers aged 9–11 who enjoy spies, science, gadgets and determined heroines. Contains comic peril, suspense, villainous schemes and mild toilet humour.

Genres

Adventure Humour Science Fiction

About the author

Sophie Deen is a British author best known for her exciting 'Agent Asha' books, which mix fun adventures with clever puzzles and coding challenges. She loves encouraging children to be curious and creative, especially about technology. Sophie enjoys making learning feel like a thrilling mission, inspiring young readers to become problem-solvers and digital heroes.

All the books in The Agent Asha series (in order)

Agent Asha Mission Shark Bytes

by Sophie Deen

Book 1 of 3

Eleven-year-old Asha must outsmart robotic sharks and uncover who’s really controlling the internet.

Operation Cyber Chop

by Sophie Deen

Book 2 of 3

Asha’s not-so-boring internship leads to robot parrots, a secret Scotland base—and a startling discovery.

Double Trouble Alert

by Sophie Deen

Book 3 of 3

Asha must outsmart twenty runaway robot twins before Shelly’s dangerous invention reaches the world.

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