She looks up to her mother and, later on, her aunt Abigail Cameron, and Cammie hopes to someday be as great of a spy as they are. Even though she sometimes misses school because of her other life problems and relationships, she always does her work so she doesn't fall behind. She is very compassionate and devoted to being a good spy. She tends to second guess herself early on in the series, but as the series develops, she grows more confident in her leadership abilities. She does not enjoy having the spotlight on her, but she is a very good leader.

Every Sunday night, Cammie eats with her mother, Rachel Morgan, who tries (and fails) to cook good meals.Īs a student at Gallagher Academy, Cammie is a genius. She also loves the Gallagher Academy's Belgian waffles. She is always talking about his killer crème brûlée. Cammie was part of the school's uniform selection committee, and took offense at Macey's initially snide remarks about their uniform.Ĭammie usually doesn't 'dress to impress' (unless Macey had something to do with it).Ĭammie Morgan loves the Gallagher Academy chef (who used to work at the White House). She's the chameleon, remember? She's not too tall, too short, too chubby, too thin, too anything.' Although others have likened her to her mother in appearance (who is, according to Cammie, breathtakingly beautiful), Cammie sees herself as plain and ordinary-looking.Ĭammie's school uniform consists of a blouse, a knit vest, a blue plaid skirt, and knee socks. Cammie's description is as follows: 'Cammie is average.

United We Spy by Ally Carter