(Rated: C)
Scholastic Inc
ISBN: 978-0545290593
Published April 5, 2011
Hardcover, 240 pages
I have read all 10 books in this series
only to realize that this one--and not Book 10—is actually the last
one. But wait, it gets better. Book 1 of a second series in The 39
Clues is being published on August 30, 2011. And it promises to be
good! I will be posting a review of it on August 27.
So what is Book 11 about? It's an
introduction to the Vespers, the organization that will stop at
nothing to grab the 39 clues that led Amy and her brother Dan to the
secret of great power. A secret started 500 years ago by their
ancestor Gideon Cahill and coveted by the cruel and evil Damien
Vesper.
The book is divided into 4 parts, each
written by a different author. The first part is about Gideon
Cahill (1507), the second about Madeline Cahill (1527), the third
about Grace Cahill (1942) and finally the 4th part is
about Amy and Dan Cahill in the present day. I enjoyed reading all
four parts immensely because it gave the history of how the 39 clues
started, how the Madrigal was formed and how Grace Cahill came to
have something in her possession that was to be guarded.
Filled with action and suspense, as one
would expect from the 39 Clues series, the adventure and danger
continues. We were given a taste of what's to come. Amy and Dan are
no longer innocent teens trying to figure things out. They are now on
a mission. I am really looking forward to what the second series will bring out. And I don't think I will be disappointed.
I will count this book toward the following challenges: Middle Grade Book Challenge, TwentyEleven Challenge
Disclosure: Thanks to Nikole Kritikos from Scholastic for sending me this book for review. I was not compensated in any other way, nor told how to rate or review this product.
I will count this book toward the following challenges: Middle Grade Book Challenge, TwentyEleven Challenge
Disclosure: Thanks to Nikole Kritikos from Scholastic for sending me this book for review. I was not compensated in any other way, nor told how to rate or review this product.
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I've never tried this series, but it sounds exciting!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Kathy. I've never tried this series, but Booking Daughter has read quite a few of the books and enjoyed them. So exciting about a new series.
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