The 39 Clues Series

As the story, this first book is very good. Of course, you have to turn the question to the door and give up expectations for realism. By doing so, it is full of fun, action, mystery and clues. It is obviously meant to make money and it is more bald than most people. However, as long as the sentences are good, the story is very interesting. And Percy Jackson series writer Rick Riordan knows how to tell a story

The second part continues as the first part - from Vienna to Salzburg, Venice. It allows you to guess how clues are combined. However, the brothers and sisters team seems not to flatter so much here. Dan will not stop complaining about how much Mozart is bored, and they will not argue. Beyond their talent, you can wonder how they can stay ahead of the competition.

The third part sent Cahills to Japan and South Korea, and formed Amy and Dan with cold-hearted relatives Ian and Natalie Cabra. The book is full of fun and twist at the beginning and end, but it also touches the core of the four Cahill branches that are also really struggling - not so primitive. In addition, the puzzles that bring clues tend to be confusing, romantic plots are awkwardly summarized.

Dan and Amy Cahill crossed Egypt in the fourth part. Fortunately their grandmother left a lot of hints around Cairo and the grave. This part does not affect the first part of the series. There is no logical flow from one clue to the next clues, and the way the children come up with some puzzles is pointless. This is disappointing as Egypt is an exciting place for treasure hunting.

UNGIFTED again shows the relaxed touch and silly exquisite of the author of The 39 Clues series Gordon Korman. In this strange story of turning over pages, the recognition of various characters and their events sympathizes with children and adults; the problems they face - from confusion of mischiefs to cheating in tests what it is To In any case it constitutes "talent" - to move the story and to provide interesting things to consider at the end

Scholastic extended 39 clues universes with several books. In 2010, Scholastic explores techniques used by a series of clue hunters to find clues, as well as "hidden secret black books" that provide more information about a series of events "agents Handbook "was issued. In the last week of December 2011, the academic editorial team released seven short stories as part of The 39 Clues: Rapid Fire eBook series. The editorial team also announced Operation Trinity, Spymasters, and "The Cahill Files" including four e-books. As part of a multimedia interactive experience to promote the series, Scholastic contains six cards in each of 39 clue series. Each card displays an online thread, and the reader can unlock it by entering the code of the card through an online 39 thread account.