39 Clues

The book I'm reading is called 39 Clues and it's by Rick Riordan . Although I'm not very far on it I think it's safe to say that the series is going to be great! Speaking of series I think there is four or five. The thing thats different is all of the books but they are all written by different authors.

This is a good book for people that like action adventure with a lot of secrets with maybe some drama for the characters finding out secrets. I really hope some people read these books.

39 Clues 3

I am reading the third of the 39 Clues series. I would totally suggest these books. It's really cool because there is one author for each book and one book for each clue. So there is a pretty big chance you will find your favorite author on the cover of a 39 Clues book. 


These books are very intriging because there is a great mix of mystery, action, adventure, thrill, and fright. Seriously some parts in this book really creep me out. So I think this book would be great for any gender any time. It's really a good read.

39 Clues

As far as most of us know from the Rick Riordan assembly, the 39 Clues seemed like an average, run-of-the-mill mystery, the race for extreme power. But, from my point, in Book 2, things are getting extremely complicated, the story hatching from many different points of view. 

At first, Dan and Amy Cahill have extreme trouble figuring out the clues. For example, here was clue 1, the simplest of all clues;  RESOLUTION: The fine print to guess, seek out Richard S. (Do you know who Richard S. is? Here's a hint: think of Poor Richard's Almanack.) 

Making things even more complicating are the vast distance between  the clues, including smaller clues to the clues. What I have read is that Amy and Dan have gone through the Paris catacombs (Lisa may tell you about those), including a near miss at the subway (how would you like to have been run over by a train?). 

With all these paths -- and potential shortcuts, maybe a little stealing -- you can never tell who's in first, and trying to follow another team could be the last mistake you ever made. You could go from last to first in an instant, and without knowing it, back to last.