Sure it's a wallet--if a mere civilian is looking at it. In actuality though, it's a juvenile spy-equipment-storage-unit. It only holds money and photos to throw off John Q. Public. Inside the flexible plastic wallet are sleekly designed snoop tools: a flip-up magnifier with cool green lenses, a micro-flashlight, a coin holder, and a secret voice recorder that fits into a discreet, front compartment. Everything is fairly low-tech, however. The voice recorder holds about nine seconds of tinny yet recognizable sound, and the flashlight emits at about the same magnitude as a penlight. Grown-ups supply five, button-cell batteries (combined) to make these two items work; kids supply the imagination. --Diane Beall