39 Clues: One False Note (the 39 Clues, Book 2): Volume 2 (Other)

from theokester

The second book in the 39 clues series picked up right where the first one left off. I was a little uneasy knowing that this was by a different author (and not knowing anything about this author), but I was generally pleased with the tone, voice and general pacing of the story that was presented....

from krizia_lazaro

 The plots get really more exciting. You just have to read the next. However, I did notice that Gordon Korman is milder than Rick Riordan, who is the author of the first book. Amy and Dan had more good breaks in this story than in the first one. The other Cahills also seem to be tamer than i'n th...

from Reacherfan

This is the second installment of the 39 clues, and over all I liked it. At the end of the first book, Dan and Amy find out that the clue they need is about Mozart so they go in search for the clue they need. It sounds pretty basic, but it's a fun read. What makes it such a great read is that Dan...

from 8F_SAM

This book was awesome! It kept me on the edge of my seat for like the whole time! So many twists and loops, it's really amazing what these authors can come up with! Even if it was a short read, I kept finding myself thinking about it, and wishing I could keep reading.Dan and Amy are now in Vienna...

from DerekLutes

At the beginning of this book Amy and Dan are on their way to Vienna, Austria to find clue number 2. At the end of book 1 Amy and Dan had found a piece of music from Mozart which lead them th Austria. They arive at Vienna only to discover that Mozart had an older sister. Amy and Dan head to a lib...