Into the Gauntlet (The 39 Clues, Book 10)

De: Margaret Peterson Haddix

Narrado por: David Pittu

Once Amy and Dan Cahill's choice was simple - take a million dollars or the first of 39 Clues that lead to the source of unimaginable power. Now it's clear that the hunt for Clues is bigger than anything that Amy and Dan could ever have imagined.

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©2010 Margaret Peterson Haddix (P)2010 Scholastic Audio

Who will win the race?

This book to me wasn't as exciting as the other books were, there was still adventure but not as exciting as the other 9 books have been. In this book some of the members of the family have to work together to get through this last clue which leads them to the hidden house of the Madrigals. On this journey secrets will be told and people in the family will come together for The 39 Clues. Grace has one last message for Amy and Dan telling them the full truth of the power and feuding between the family over the 39 clues.

woo!

what a wonderful series. the reader I. awesome with every character having their own voice. action! drama! family! twists at every turn! all 3 of my kids loved it. ages 11 13 and 7. get this series!

Not a fan of books

This was one of the few books I liked. Highly recommend this book to anyone!!!

This is honestly my favorite book of all time I highly recommend this book to everyone

NICE

The end is perfect to keep the book series going on so readers aren’t just sad because they are finished.

Good ending

This was a good ending to the series. Dan and Amy grew up a lot and learned that the world is rarely black and white. This series provides a way for the whole family to talk about many things. The narration and overall production were excellent.

R-L-M a fabulous book

I have been listening to the hole series for weeks now and you just can't get bored of the books I have just finished number 10 and I love it as much as I loved the first book. I do truly think these books are amazing at keeping you on your toes. The characters are very strongly pronounced and that is one thing I love about this book. it so very mysterious this is the book were Secret's are unveiled. If you have not read the others in the series do not read this book as it is book 10 or the mysteries get ruined. I think these series's/books are not at all inappropriate but they are quite sophisticatedly written you truly have to recognise some world accents and be old enough to cope with the weapons people have crated over the years in one paragraph book 7 they talk about people fitting. Personally it's not at all bad for children to no what happened in the world but if your 6and under you might find it a bit difficult to under stand. I have learnt many facts about countries and people I did not know as much as I do now in book 5 they venture out to Russia were Amy and dan learn all about the Russian Zarr and Rasputin.I to got to learn much about the families history.
So in conclusion this book is exquisitely written wile revealing many of the Cahill's secrets.

Easy Listen.

Would you listen to The 39 Clues, Book 10 again? Why?

This is a great book and a perfect way to listen with your kids. We really enjoyed this book and my son cant wait for the next one.

What did you like best about this story?

We loved the relationship between the characters in the story. The flow of the book was perfect.

What does David Pittu bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Listening to the book gave my children a way to read it together. The voices seem to fit each of the character's and you could feel their emotion.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

We would have loved to listen to the whole thing in one sitting but that is just not possible with a 7 and 11 year old.

Any additional comments?

On yo the next book!

Good series for kids and adults

What made the experience of listening to The 39 Clues, Book 10 the most enjoyable?

I got into this series quite accidentally, ordering the first of the series without realizing it was a 10-parter. Overall, I have enjoyed it and I'm no kid. But a wonderful choice for families who can ejoy listening together. Some parts of the series are stronger than others, but overall, it held my attention.

On the other hand, I'm unlikely to go forward with the sequel that starts with book 11.

What about David Pittu???s performance did you like?

Readers of all 10 parts were solid

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