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Showing posts with label Peter Lerangis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Lerangis. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Vespers Rising (The 39 Clues #11)
Title: Vespers Rising
Authors: Rick Riordan, Peter Lerangis, Gordon Korman, Jude Watson
Pages: 4 discs
Genre: Children's Fiction
Grade: B
Synopsis: The first 10 books were all focused on the strengths of the Cahill Family and the secrets that were uncovered by Gideon Cahill hundreds of years ago. This, the 11th and final book introduces us to the next threat to the Cahills, the Vespers!
My Review: I didn't love this book, it was too much of a filler book for me. When the authors saw that the book series that they had been working on for the last few years is coming to an end, they brainstormed ways to keep it going and this is the solution. While the 39 Clues series has now concluded, the groundwork has been laid for the next series.
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
The Viper's Nest (The 39 Clues #7)
Title: The Viper's Nest (The 39 Clues #7)
Author: Peter Lerangis
Pages: 4 discs
Genre: Children's Fiction
Grade: B
Synopsis: Amy and Dan's search for the 39 clues continues. They've just survived a house fire in Indonesia, that was meant to kill them, but actually killed one of the Lucians (who Amy and Dan never would have guessed was on their side). The hunt takes them to South Africa and Madagascar, where they continue searching for clues.
My Review: Honestly, I hardly remember this book as they're all starting to run together now. I think I liked it about as much as all of the other books.
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Tuesday, April 19, 2016
The Sword Thief (The 39 Clues #3)
Title: The Sword Thief
Author: Peter Lerangis
Pages: 156
Genre: Children's Fiction
Grade: B
Synopsis: Dan and Amy Cahill continue on in their search of the 39 clues for a chance to find out what the greatest family secret in the world is. The book starts where book 2 left off, in Rome where they had found a sword that would lead them to their next clue, which appeared to be in Tokyo, Japan.
My Review: These books are great (for 8-9 year olds). I'm not sure why I'm reading them, but I've been sucked in now, so I'd better keep on keeping on. Nothing believable and completely ridiculous, but still enjoyable.
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Children's Fiction,
Peter Lerangis,
The 39 Clues,
The Sword Thief
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