39 Clues Book Report

A race of which has just begun and you have already traveled to 5 major cities in just a few short weeks. Would you already be overwhelmed? Korea, Tokyo, Venice, Austria and Paris, all explored by Amy and Dan Cahill in their ongoing hunt for the 39 Clues. Now traveling to Cairo egypt the Cahills are in hunt for the next clue after finding a clue of a pyramid shape and the word Sakhet. Amy, being the research geek, figured out that Sakhet was the Egyptian goddess with the head of a lion as her own. following the clue, with some luck, they find themselves in a fortress hidden by the ekat branch of the cahill family, where they discover some unrealistic history.

Beyond the Grave does not disappoint following the other 3 books trailing behind in the 39 Clues series. In this book Dan and Amy experience just as troublesome and engaging events as before. The two run into another branch of family where Jonah, a famous teen star, and his father trick them with trust and get them stuck in the Nile river with a crocodile. After a test with their trust it is hard for the Two Cahills to trust again in such time of need for a team bond. The pressure is getting to everyone in the hunt, Egypt is not handing out any clues. Some of the family branches go to extreme …show more content…
I have yet to notice a difference in the author’s writing and find all of them very well written. I love the way Jude can still keep you on your toes for what will happen next like the other 3 books in this typical action/mystery series. I love the adventures of Dan and Amy as they go about finding these clues because it helps learn a little about historical people, places, and things. Also, it makes a little bit of a twist on history and makes it more fun creating questions not answered adding to the edgey feel of the book. I would rate this Story 10/10 because I cannot stop reading this series. I can’t wait to finish and reveal the end result in book