39 clues book 1, pictures

Here is a picture of the Franklin Institute.

39 clues book 5, pictures

Church on the blood: Church of All Saints, Yekaterinburg.
Looks nice in daylight ;-)

39 clues book 5, pictures

Here you can see what the playroom, from somewhere i book 5, looks like:

39 clues book 5, pictures

I am now reading 39 clues book 5, The black circle.
While trying not to reveal anything there are some references to a giant statue, 'The Motherland Calls'.
I found som pictures of it, it's HUGE.


(click on the pictures to watch them in better detail)

Book 2: One false note

Sorry, I had some stuff to do and it have taken some time to get to the book 2 review.
After plowing through the first 5 books, I could get my hands on, I read book 2 again. I couldn't remember all of it after reading the next 3 books, and I found that it was still a great read the second time around.

What is it about.,
The clue from Paris leads Amy and Dan to Austria, and on to Venice, Italy.
The book is well written and totally follow the style of the first book. It's really exciting.
I would give this book at least 4.5 out of 5 =)

The 39 Clues Advanced Agent Training - webcast

I found this "The 39 Clues Advanced Agent Training", 43 minute long webcast at Scholastic.

"Do your students have what it takes to be top Clue-hunters? Find out by participating in The 39 Clues Advanced Agent Training featuring The 39 Clues authors: Rick Riordan, Gordon Korman, Peter Lerangis, Jude Watson, and Patrick Carman. Advanced Agent Training tests your students' skills in these core areas: math, geography, deductive reasoning, language arts, and problem solving."

Follow the link and test your knowledge:

http://scholastic.com/teachthe39clues/

In too deep reviews are comming in

I haven't read it yet, but reviews are appearing on the net as people have finished reading it.
There are now 3 reviews at amazon, and the rating is 4.5 of 5. Wow

Check the 3 In too deep reviews at Amazon

Can't wait till Christmas. Perhaps I'll buy it before =)