39 Clues: El Ladron de Espadas (Series #03) (Paperback)

from ms.awesome

Would you take the million dollars or take the clue that can make you the most powerful human being on Earth? In the third book of the 39 Clues series, Peter Lerangis continues the adventures of Amy and Dan Cahill in Japan. Sister and brother, Amy and Dan Cahill had chosen the clue- one clue afte...

from krizia_lazaro

It was an okay book, I think the shortest of the 3. What I liked about this book is we see a bit more of the other competitors like Alistair Oh, the Kabras and the Holts. We see their point of view. It is surprising to find out that their not as bad as you think especially Ian Kabra. I also liked...

from cyderry

Dan and Amy Cahill are still searching for the clues to world power, but are forced to combine forces with the Kabra branch and Alisitar Oh to move forward. This episode seemed a bit rushed as if the kids wouldn't stick with it if it went more in depth. Not really a great deal of info but good ac...

from SJKessel

Lerangis, P. (2009). The 39 Clues: The sword thief. New York: Scholastic Inc. 0545060435 156 pages Appetizer: Just when Dan and Amy think they're on their way to Japan in search of the third clue, several of their relatives team up to separate them from their au pair, Nellie, and prevent them fro...

from AnnieMod

Peter Lerangis gets writing duty for the 3rd installment of the series and we see Dan, Amy and Nellie ready to board their Japan-bound flight after sending the cat and the swords as cargo. Until the siblings' tickets got stolen that is anyway. And the chase is on. This is the weakest installment ...