The Squad

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The Squad

by Soontornvat, Christina

Imagine being part of a secret group where your unique, hidden talents are the only thing standing between safety and disaster. The Squad follows a band of gifted individuals who are forced to rely on one another as they navigate high-stakes missions and unravel layers of deception. The pacing is relentless, keeping you on edge as the characters juggle dangerous secrets and shifting loyalties. It is not just about the action, though; the heart of the story lies in how these characters, who might otherwise never have crossed paths, form a tight-knit family under pressure. If you enjoy stories where smart kids outmaneuver adults using nothing but their wits, teamwork, and a bit of daring, this will keep you turning pages late into the night.

10 Books similar to 'The Squad'

Since you enjoyed the blend of mystery and found-family dynamics in The Squad, we have curated a list of stories that mirror that same energy. Whether it is the high-stakes puzzle-solving in The Westing Game and Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library or the collaborative espionage found in City Spies and Spy School, these picks celebrate the power of a team working together to uncover hidden truths. Each book captures that specific thrill of watching characters discover their own potential while navigating complex, fast-paced environments where every clue matters.

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The Mysterious Benedict Society
The Mysterious Benedict Society

by Trenton Lee Stewart

Like 'The Squad', this book centers on a group of gifted children brought together for a high-stakes mission that tests their unique skills and bonds. It shares a similar blend of mystery, camaraderie, and clever problem-solving that fans of Soontornvat's work will find instantly engaging.

City Spies
City Spies

by James Ponti

This series features a diverse team of young spies working together to save the world, mirroring the collaborative spirit and action-packed nature of 'The Squad'. Readers who enjoy watching a group of kids use their specialized talents to outsmart adults will love this fast-paced adventure.

The False Prince
The False Prince

by Jennifer A. Nielsen

While set in a fantasy world, the narrative voice and the focus on a group of rivals forced to work together under pressure echo the dynamics in Soontornvat's writing. It offers a similarly gripping plot filled with twists, moral ambiguity, and clever character interactions.

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library
Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library

by Chris Grabenstein

This book captures the same fun, puzzle-solving energy found in 'The Squad', focusing on a group of kids who must rely on their wits and teamwork to navigate a complex environment. It is perfect for readers who enjoy high-stakes games and collaborative problem-solving.

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Amari and the Night Brothers
Amari and the Night Brothers

by B.B. Alston

Amari's journey into a secret, magical agency provides a similar 'fish out of water' experience combined with the thrill of joining a new team. Fans of 'The Squad' will appreciate the blend of world-building, friendship, and the discovery of hidden potential.

Greenglass House
Greenglass House

by Kate Milford

This atmospheric mystery focuses on a group of interconnected characters and the secrets they hold, offering a slightly more reflective but equally compelling narrative. Readers who enjoy the team-based mystery elements of 'The Squad' will appreciate the intricate plotting and character-driven focus.

Spy School
Spy School

by Stuart Gibbs

This series leans into the humor and high-stakes espionage training that fans of 'The Squad' will find relatable and entertaining. It follows a protagonist navigating a competitive environment, relying on his friends and his own developing skills to succeed.

The Candymakers
The Candymakers

by Wendy Mass

Focusing on four children competing in a candy-making contest, this book masterfully uses multiple perspectives to build a mystery, much like the team dynamics in 'The Squad'. It highlights the importance of collaboration over competition and features a deeply engaging plot.

The Westing Game
The Westing Game

by Ellen Raskin

A classic mystery that challenges readers to piece together clues alongside the characters, this book is essential for anyone who loves the puzzle-solving aspect of 'The Squad'. The ensemble cast and the high-stakes environment create a similarly addictive reading experience.

Framed!
Framed!

by James Ponti

Featuring a young protagonist who uses his unique observational skills to solve crimes, this book offers a similar 'smart kid' energy to Soontornvat's characters. It balances humor, mystery, and the value of friendship in a way that will resonate with fans of 'The Squad'.