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Ane False Annotation is the second book in The 39 Clues series. Information technology is written by Gordan Korman, and was published on Dec 2, 2008.
Following the events of The Maze of Bones, the protagonists Amy and Dan Cahill learn about Mozart and travel to Vienna, Austria to search for the second inkling in the 39 Clues competition.
Dan, Amy, and their au pair Nellie, establish music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in the end of The Maze of Basic, leading them to Vienna, Austr
One Faux Notation (The 39 Clues #two), Gordon KormanOne Fake Note is the 2d book in The 39 Clues serial. Information technology is written by Gordan Korman, and was published on December 2, 2008.
Post-obit the events of The Maze of Bones, the protagonists Amy and Dan Cahill acquire most Mozart and travel to Vienna, Austria to search for the second clue in the 39 Clues competition.
Dan, Amy, and their au pair Nellie, found music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in the end of The Maze of Bones, leading them to Vienna, Austria, to learn well-nigh him and discover a related clue.
In Vienna, Amy and Dan discover that Mozart had an older sister: Maria Anna "Nannerl" Mozart.
They get to a library to view her diary, but to realize Jonah Wizard, a young man competitor in the search for The 39 Clues, stole it.
They steal it from him, but then Nellie translates it and notices that three pages are missing. ...
عنوانهای چاپ شده در ایران: «یادداشت دروغی (دروغین): سی و نه سر نخ کتاب دوم (سی و نه سرنخ #2)»؛ «یک نت اشتباه: سی و نه سر نخ کتاب دوم (سی و نه سرنخ #ii)»؛ نویسنده: گوردون کورمن؛ تاریخ نخستین خوانش: روز پنجم ماه اکتبر سال 2012میلادی
عنوان: یادداشت دروغی (دروغین): سی و نه سر نخ کتاب دوم (سی و نه سرنخ #2)؛ نویسنده: گوردون کورمن؛ مترجم: رویا خادم الرضا؛ تهران، ویدا، 1391؛ در 167ص؛ فروست: سری کارآگاهی، نشر ویدا 52؛ شابک 9786002910141؛ چاپ دوم 1391؛ چاپ سوم و چهارم 1392؛ چاپ پنجم و ششم 1397؛ موضوع: داستانهای کارآگاهی از نویسندگان کانادایی امریکایی - سده 21م
عنوان: یک نت اشتباه: سی و نه سر نخ کتاب دوم (سی و نه سرنخ #2)؛ نویسنده: گوردون کورمن؛ مترجم: عماد ذبحی؛ تهران، آذرباد، 1392؛ در 240ص؛ فروست: سی و نه سرنخ کتاب دوم؛ شابک: 9786006225364؛
در دومین کتاب از سری؛ «امی» و «دن» به دنبال «سمفونی گمشده ی موتزارت» میگردند، که دومین سرنخ آنهاست؛ آنها زندگی «موتزارت» را، در «اتریش» دنبال میکنند، و همینطور در شهرهای دیگر، به دنبال سرنخ بعدی میروند، اما نمیدانند که خاله ی خشمگین آنها، همچنان به دنبالشان است؛ و ...؛
تاریخ بهنگام رسانی 09/03/1400هجری خورشیدی؛ ا. شربیانی
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With Golden Sparks
the adventure continues
searching for clues, solving mysteries,
the Family business concern!
I wanted to give this book four stars, just because of lots of "LOL", I had a great fourth dimension reading it. but to have a fair rating, the plot was good & engaging, but non that much interesting to make me obsessed, though it fabricated me curious. (peradventure it'due south because the lack of magic)
nosotros discovered more than about the history of the Cahills & its branches. (I love this co-operative!)
I was solving the puzzl
With Golden Sparks
the adventure continues
searching for clues, solving mysteries,
the Family unit business!
I wanted to give this book 4 stars, only because of lots of "LOL", I had a not bad time reading it. but to have a fair rating, the plot was skillful & engaging, but not that much interesting to make me obsessed, though it made me curious. (peradventure it's considering the lack of magic)
nosotros discovered more than about the history of the Cahills & its branches. (I love this branch!)
I was solving the puzzles exactly with Amy & Dan & it was such a absurd feeling!
quick read.
Fun!
traveling!
Music!
I really like Dan & Amy & Nellie!
& Saladin!
I'chiliad actually curious which branch these two are.
For more details, read my review of the first book; the Maze of Bones
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World building: ★★★/5
Characters: ★★★★/5
Written way: ★★★★/5
Plot: ★★★/five
Full general idea: ★★★/5
Even so exciting, entertaining story. Recommended!
Their one chance was to become lost in the maze of canals. But this was non to be. But alee, the tight aqueduct fed into an expansive waterway humming with marine traffic.Vienna, Salzburg and Venice – the treasure chase continues. The author of this book is not the same as the previous book's, so the writing style is noticeably different. It bothered me first, but equally the story progressed, I got used to it.
"The G Canal," Amy said with awe. "A
Still exciting, entertaining story. Recommended!
Their ane gamble was to get lost in the maze of canals. But this was not to exist. Just ahead, the tight channel fed into an expansive waterway bustling with marine traffic....more
"The Grand Culvert," Amy said with awe. "And there'south the Ponte di Rialto, i of the most famous bridges in the world."
"Nosotros don't demand a guided bout! Nosotros demand a identify to disappear!"
☐ I like classical music
☐ I have snotty, backstabbing cousins
☐ I would love to visit Austria and Venice
☐ I accept an annoying little brother
☐ I have an annoying older sis
☐ My cat is a picky eater
☐ If I'll e'er be a part of a automobile chase, I have a feeling I'd be a natural
RATINGS OF OTHER BOOKS
Volume ane: The Maze of Bones ★★★★★
☐ I like classical music
☐ I take snotty, backstabbing cousins
☐ I would love to visit Republic of austria and Venice
☐ I have an annoying trivial blood brother
☐ I have an annoying older sister
☐ My true cat is a picky eater
☐ If I'll ever be a office of a car chase, I have a feeling I'd be a natural
RATINGS OF OTHER BOOKS
Book 1: The Maze of Basic ★★★★★
Just because they're kids doesn't mean that you should throw in a bunch of explosions or fighting to keep them interested. No, I believe that children, like adults, learn how to write from what they read. I'm not just talking about grammar, here. I'grand talking about style, descriptions, expression -- the whole shebangbang.
And the better the writing is at present, the better it will exist in the time to come, when today's kids grow up and wr
I firmly believe that writing for kids should even so reflect good writing.Merely because they're kids doesn't mean that you should throw in a agglomeration of explosions or fighting to keep them interested. No, I believe that children, like adults, learn how to write from what they read. I'm not but talking about grammar, here. I'yard talking nearly fashion, descriptions, expression -- the whole shebangbang.
And the ameliorate the writing is now, the better it will be in the futurity, when today's kids grow upwards and write books of their ain.
This is why I'm so disappointed with this book. Gordon Korman wrote This Can't Exist Happening at Macdonald Hall when he was only twelve -- it was published when he was fourteen. The Bruno & Boots serial was full of fun and energy -- I wanted to move to Canada and nourish Miss Scrimmage's Finishing School for Young Ladies then that I could appoint in shenanigans with the boys at McDonald Hall. His characters were believable and had a lot of depth under all the fun.
How can it be that Korman'due south writing got worse equally he got older?
Later reading The Maze of Bones, the only things that made me read the 2d book in the series were that: A. my ix-year-old buddy BN was looking forward to lending it to me, and B. the 2d book was written by Gordon Korman. I figured that if anyone could rescue this series from a crappy 2nd installment, it was Korman.
I was incorrect. I was so, so wrong.
The second installment in the serial takes the kids from France to Austria to Italy. This time, they're chasing Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. We become a lot of nice Mozart factoids forth the way, just I'm dubious as to the accuracy of some of them. For example, the book claims that Mozart had a twin sister. He did have a sis, simply they weren't twins. What's up with that, Korman?
But my biggest beef with this volume wasn't the inaccuracies. It was the lack of mode.
Perchance information technology's considering he was given such crappy characters to work with in the first place, but the book was just as two-dimensional as its predecessor. I guess I was expecting as well much -- if Korman read Rick Riordan'south installment and then tried to copy his (flat) way, then he did too adept a job. Korman, sometimes, it'southward okay to turn down a task.
Really, the just thing One Imitation Note really does is get the Cahill kids from France to Italy, from whence they will fly off to Japan. *sigh*
Human being, I miss Ellen Raskin so much.
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The 39 clues lead to a prize which promises keen fame for whoever solve the puzzle. In this book Amy and Dan Cahill are hot on the trail of inkling number two. Their search takes them to France, Salzburg, and finally to Venice all in search of famous places connected to the life of composer Wolfgang Amad
This is volume 2 in the 39 Clues series. When I finished book one, I wasn't certain if I wanted to proceed on with the story. Now that I'm washed with book 2, notwithstanding, I have to know how the story ends.The 39 clues lead to a prize which promises bully fame for whoever solve the puzzle. In this volume Amy and Dan Cahill are hot on the trail of inkling number 2. Their search takes them to French republic, Salzburg, and finally to Venice all in search of famous places connected to the life of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Forth the mode, of course, they have to dodge their scheming relatives who volition cease at zero to put Amy and Dan out of commission.
This second volume is written by Gordon Korman. He does a nifty job continuing the story started by Rick Riordin in The Maze of Bones. All the characters are dorsum from the tricky Alistair Oh to the mysterious man in blackness and anybody else in between. Even the cat Saladin is back and he'south on a hunger strike, which adds a humorous element to this action packed story. In the stop Korman get out the reader with a hunger to know what will happen side by side. (
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Here, in book two, author Gordon Korman takes the helm from Rick Riordan to steer the Cahill siblings toward their adjacent destination and their next big clue.
Information technology's obvious that Korman and Riordan have different writing styles, and I admit it took me a few chapters to conform, simply in one case I did I ended upwards enjoying Korman's style quite a bit and felt he continued with the feel of the characters and the structure of the plot.
Are the books literary masterpiece
Another fun installment in the 39 CLUES series!Hither, in volume ii, author Gordon Korman takes the helm from Rick Riordan to steer the Cahill siblings toward their next destination and their next big inkling.
It's obvious that Korman and Riordan accept different writing styles, and I acknowledge it took me a few capacity to adjust, simply once I did I ended up enjoying Korman's style quite a fleck and felt he continued with the feel of the characters and the structure of the plot.
Are the books literary masterpieces? No, not really. Just, they achieve something vivid in their own way.
The bang-up matter about these books is how easy they are to read and how rapidly 1 can (and wants, in my case) to read through them. Of course, this does pb to sense of wanting/needing more. Sometimes I felt the arcs of the characters weren't as conspicuously divers every bit the arc of the plot, and then that kind of was a bummer because I was left wanting more. I know this volume is just one in a huge series, but even so, I wanted more for the emotional place the characters were at the time.
However, the skilful of all this is that the books (so far) are page turners and I absolutely dearest the fact that you can "play along."
I've already ordered my re-create of book three! I'm glad I embarked on this journeying with the Cahills and I can't wait to take the next stride with them.
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Like a Saturday morning action/adventure serial, the 39 Clues books--at least, so far--feature plenty of action and gamble. Information technology too contains historical and geographic details nigh real-life people and places, much like the Carmen Sandiego franchise. Information technology'south been a while since I've read the outset book, only, I was able to empathise this second one fairly well. If you oasis't checked this series out...you should!
Content Concerns:
Sexual activity: None. 5/v
Nudity: None. v/5
Language: Ane misuse
Like a Saturday morning action/adventure series, the 39 Clues books--at least, so far--feature plenty of action and take a chance. It also contains historical and geographic details virtually real-life people and places, much similar the Carmen Sandiego franchise. It's been a while since I've read the get-go book, only, I was able to understand this second ane adequately well. If you lot haven't checked this serial out...you should!
Content Concerns:
Sexual practice: None. five/5
Nudity: None. 5/5
Linguistic communication: One misuse of God'south proper name. iv/v
Violence: Some "PG"-level action. iii/five
Drugs: None. v/5
Frightening/Intense Sequences: Some "PG"-level peril. iii/v
Score: iv/v
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Plus, I've thought upwardly a fun little prompt for myself for Jan, which this one kicked off: as many curt audiobooks (under 5 hours) as I tin can cram into 31 days. Aiming for 10, but that might exist also optimistic...will do my best to get the other 9 done alongside my other reading!
Amend than the first one, just still not great. Pushing through with the series in the hopes that information technology will go along improving, though.Plus, I've thought up a fun lilliputian prompt for myself for January, which this one kicked off: as many curt audiobooks (nether v hours) every bit I tin can cram into 31 days. Aiming for ten, only that might be too optimistic...volition practise my best to go the other 9 washed alongside my other reading!
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This installment follows on from Maze of Bones and continues the adventures of Dan and Amy as they hunt downward the clues left to them by the grandmother which lead to an unknown treasure. The premise is i The first book in the 39 Clues series was written by Rick Riordan and was full of his trademark action, fast-pace and humour. This, the second installment, doesn't deliver what Riordan's first offering did, but it is still an entertaining and twist-filled chance that develops this serial well.
This installment follows on from Maze of Bones and continues the adventures of Dan and Amy as they hunt down the clues left to them by the grandmother which lead to an unknown treasure. The premise is intriguing and Korman takes total reward of it, delivering a string of action gear up pieces and some keen tension and suspense along the mode. There is rarely a dull moment, probably because the folio count is so low, and its pretty addictive reading. The short folio count leaves piddling room for grapheme development, but Korman manages to feed some in then that the characters aren't simply cardboard cut-outs.
With a plot filled with twists and charade, information technology makes for an heady read. Not up to the scratch of Rick Riordan's get-go installment, only an enjoyable 2nd outing that will appeal to Indiana Jones fans or anyone looking for a quick, escapist read.
Recommended.
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-Literally the plot for the next 8 books
Um... the major plot points that be being weaved in... aren't? Like they visit the Janus and Lucian headquarters, but the plot pieces that should be there... aren't.
I know that this being a middle form book published a decade agone means.... no character evolution for whatsoever character but the
Amy and Dan are in Paris, trying to decode the next clue. With the other teams hot on their tales, they accept to work faster than ever to figure out what the clue means.-Literally the plot for the next eight books
Um... the major plot points that exist existence weaved in... aren't? Like they visit the Janus and Lucian headquarters, but the plot pieces that should exist there... aren't.
I know that this being a eye grade book published a decade ago means.... no grapheme development for any grapheme but the mains, and even then it's dodgy. But it'south probably going to bug me later in the serial. Only even so it may not as much equally it could, because of the nostalgia surrounding this series.
TO VENICE!!
Trigger and Content Warnings: use of the discussion cr*zy, classism, elitism, sexism, talk of weight loss, previous loss of loved ones
Travel Info: Paris - Vienna - Venice
ane.) Maze of Bones ⭐⭐⭐☆☆
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The villains continued to be silly and foolish. Why did it seem like they were always trailing backside Amy and Dan, spying on them, and non trying to figure out the clues themselves?
My favorite scene was proba Rick Riordan did a pretty bad chore with the first book in this serial, and Gordon Korman did zippo to try to fix Riordan's mistakes in this book. Amy and Dan (especially Amy) were only equally mean and annoying every bit e'er. If they're going to be main characters, can't they exist kinder to each other?
The villains continued to be silly and foolish. Why did information technology seem like they were ever abaft behind Amy and Dan, spying on them, and non trying to figure out the clues themselves?
My favorite scene was probably when Dan tricked Irina Spasky, but even and then, shouldn't Irina have been more intelligent considering how she used to work for the KGB?
Overall, there was nothing in this book that defenseless my interest. Every situation most seemed unrealistic. Yep, I will read the adjacent i, but only because they go to South Korea. ...more
You wouldn't even feel that the second story was written by someone else. Proficient piece of work!
The plot gets actually more than exciting. Y'all merely have to read the next. However, I did notice that Gordon Korman is milder than Rick Riordan, who is the writer of the outset book. Amy and Dan had more adept breaks in this story than in the first 1. The other Cahills as well seem to be tamer than i'n the first story.Yous wouldn't fifty-fifty feel that the second story was written by someone else. Good piece of work!
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1. What did yous think this book was about?
I remember the volume is about a family of powerful figures. It is more closely based on Amy and Dan Cahill, two orphans, who lost their parents in a firm fire. The reason I recollect this is considering the book is almost always following what Dan and Amy are doing, like looking for clues, searching to find a place to hide. I also think Dan and Amy are the two "underdogs" considering they are only kids going up confronting celebrities, families
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1. What did you think this volume was well-nigh?
I think the volume is nearly a family unit of powerful figures. It is more closely based on Amy and Dan Cahill, ii orphans, who lost their parents in a house burn. The reason I think this is because the book is almost e'er following what Dan and Amy are doing, like looking for clues, searching to detect a place to hide. I too recollect Dan and Amy are the two "underdogs" because they are just kids going upward against celebrities, families and adults who likewise have much more money than them.
ii. Did you feel the book fulfilled your expectations? Where you lot disappointed?
I exercise feel the book fulfilled my expectations because it was always adventurous with the search for clues, chases or a spirited argument which never left a dull moment. I practise non remember I was ever disappointed with this book because information technology was just so interesting and vibrant. One reason I was so happy with the book was "their rivals would end at nothing to defeat them". P.3
3. Did you lot savour the book? Why? Why not?
Aye, I enjoyed the book and there were many reasons, such equally constant suspense of waiting for Dan and Amy to observe a hint to a clue. "We got to go moving". P.1. or when the book stopped talking about Dan and Amy for a affiliate or so. These were the kinds of things that kept me wondering.
4. How did the book compare to other books by the author (or other books in the aforementioned genre)?
In comparing this book to some other by the aforementioned author, I think this book was better because the actions in the other volume were not realistic. In "Swindle" where a group of kids break into a highly secure store with sports memorabilia in it, they are trying to strike back. I did not savor "Swindle" as much every bit "1 False Annotation" just information technology was still good.
five. What near the plot? Did it pull you lot in; or did you feel you had to force yourself to read the volume?
In this book, I always felt pulled in to continue reading and I take never felt forced to read this book. The plot makes me want to keep reading because it was an interesting read. There was always something happening. It never felt similar a gap in the reading. These things make this book more enjoyable and exciting for me.
6. Were the characters realistic? Would you want to meet any of the characters? Did you like them? Hate them?
I did think the characters were pretty well realistic because they are just 11 and fourteen years erstwhile kids who accept lost their parents in a tragic fire. If I could meet any of the characters, I probably would want to encounter Dan and Amy and enquire them questions. Some questions I might inquire would exist what information technology is like to be able to travel around the world. Or, is it scary knowing people are chasing yous? As for liking or hating the characters, I really similar Dan and Amy, merely I don't hate the Kabras, the Holts or even Irina, I just dislike them.
7. Did the actions of the characters seem plausible? Why? Why not?
Yes the actions of the characters seem plausible. There actions were possible because they never jumped 10 feet in the air or ran super fast. Another reason things they did could have happened are "Their competition has private jets." P.two. Since Amy and Dan's parents are expressionless they accept coin similar the competition and they are stuck on "the slowest train in Europe". P.one. These are just several reasons their actions are plausible.
10. What are some of the book's themes? How important are they?
There are many themes in the volume such every bit jealousy. I time I noticed jealousy in this was when Amy and Dan thought "the Kabras had money; the Holts had muscle; Irina had guile and training; Alistair had feel and Jonah had fame". P.171. simply "Nosotros had wits and little else". P.171.
Amy and Dan were jealous because they didn't accept the advantages the other competitors had. Another theme in this story is rivalry. I noticed rivalry many times such every bit when teams were going through towns and they would chase Amy and Dan to see if they found something. Too, when teams constitute leads and others would do anything to steal them.
12. Did the volume stop the style yous expected?
Yep, the volume ended the way I expected when Amy and Dan establish a clue. The way they constitute it was non how I expected because they discovered information technology in writing on the blade of a sword. Then the clue leads them to Japan for book 3.
13. Would you recommend this book to other readers? To your shut friend?
I would definitely recommend this book to other readers because it was enjoyable. I think it is a proficient read because there is not-end action and adventure. Yes, I would recommend this volume to all of my friends. Even if my twenty-four hour period wasn't great, I looked forrard to reading it before I went to sleep.
xiv. If you lot were casting these characters in a movie-what thespian/actresses would play them?
The main characters of "39 Clues, One False Annotation", flick would have Abigail Breslin as Amy and Max Records as Dan. Abigail is an experienced actress and I have seen her in "Lilliputian Miss Sunshine and "Anecdote, Hero of Central Park". Recently, she was in "My Sis'south Keeper". Max Records gave a bully performance in "Where the Wild Things Are" and I think they would piece of work well together every bit the brother and sister duo in this movie.
fifteen. What was your favourite function/scene of the book?
One of my favourite scenes is when Dan and Amy are stuck in a fancy hotel with Nannerl's Mozart's diary they only stole from Jonah. They are racing effectually the hotel then Dan decided they were going to jump from the 2nd flooring. He jumped but Amy was frightened. Then she jumped and they escaped in a taxi. It was a good scene considering it was suspenseful and exciting.
16. What was your to the lowest degree favourite role/scene of the book?
I did not detect a function I really didn't like. I establish the book to exist full of activity, family unit competition but definitely not friendly competition.
17. Did you learn anything from the volume that you didn't already know?
I learned from the volume that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was built-in in Austria and he lived there for most of his life. I thought this was interesting because I always idea he was from Germany. I besides found out Mozart had a sis Nannerl Mozart. She was equal if not better than Wolfgang but considering she was a woman, she could not perform in public as he did.
18. On a scale from 1-5, what would you requite this book-what would take fabricated this book better.
I would requite "One Faux Note" 4 out of v. I enjoyed it very much and there was rarely a dull moment. I also thought about how amazing information technology would bee to exist related to someone like Mozart and have such a powerful family.
Gordon Korman did an amazing job to make this book come up alive and I experience like I actually know Amy and Dan Cahill. It was a folio turner and I look forwards to reading the other books in this series. The interesting thing about this series so far is that each book has a different author. I picked this book in the serial considering I had previously read another book by Gordon Korman.
The violence and constant stealing bothered me. Though it was exciting and educational.
Brings back fond memories of Venice with the interesting details.
Likes:
* Different countries
* Historical people and events
* Siblings working together
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The violence and abiding stealing bothered me. Though it was heady and educational.
Brings back fond memories of Venice with the interesting details.
Likes:
* Different countries
* Historical people and events
* Siblings working together
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* Janus co-operative were artists, musicians, architects, etc.
* Salzburg catacombs
* Secret base with hidden entrance
* Water chase
* Ponte di Rialto on the Grand Canal
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Dislikes:
* Too many Cahill cousins to remember
* Violence and greed
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* Stealing for the sake of the chase
* Jonah Sorcerer's false hip hop speak
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With-reservations:
violence, attempted murder, stealing, lying, fugitives
Buddy Read: Thank goodness for Nellie helping Dan and Amy. I like how she'southward the au pair and not the nanny/babysitter. I was surprised that they gave up the fake clue instead of actually trading it for Nellie similar in the movies. I wouldn't trust whatsoever of these people to keep their word. What'south upwardly with the true cat not eating? I do like the history lesson about Mozart and his sister, Nannerl. (hibernate spoiler)] It was sad that a Lucian cousin cheated Mozart. Maybe Cahills were always mean, jealous and dishonest. I loved the descriptions of Venice. And I thought it was a good sign that they hid the diary pages on The Royal Saladin. Quick thinking by Amy to threaten to pigment the priceless portrait of George Washington cherry to make their escape. Not having money or other advantages put Dan and Amy at a definite disadvantage in this hunt. I'm glad that they have Nellie to aid them.
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I am disturbed by how violent these books are and how breaking and entering is a clever matter non really shunned equally an illegal action (though Nellie tried to be the voice of reason). And sadly, if that much money is on the line, I'm certain that would exist the reality.
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I laughed when the siblings stole the parchment recipe for Benedictine and were chased by upset Benedictine monks. I'm glad that Amy returned information technology.
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I'yard glad that Saladin finally started eating. Hmmm, the lawyer, Mr. McIntyre, was tracking the kids via a issues in the cat collar? I thought information technology was clever of them to put the tracker on cousin Alistair Oh, but that was when I thought it was one of the other teams of cousins tracking them.
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Teams and Clues: *** SUPER SPOILERS *** 4 Branches of Cahills: Lucian (crest entwined serpents), Ekaterina, Tomas and Janus from Luke, Katherine, Thomas and Jane) Janus stronghold under a CD shop. Famous Cahills: Abraham Lincoln, Elanor Roosevelt, Harry Houdini, Lewis & Clark, Lucians - Benjamin Franklin, Napoleon Bonaparte, Isaac Newton, Winston Churchill Famous Janus Cahills: Mozart, Rembrandt, Picasso, Franz Schubert, Scott Joplin, Harry Houdini, Van Gogh, Andy Warhol, Walt Disney, Beethoven, Marking Twain, Elvis, Dr. Suess, Charlie Chaplin, Snoop Dogg, Jonah Sorcerer 2nd Clue: corked glass cylinder: Mozart's sister, Nannerl'southward diary is missing from the Mozart library in basement of Mozarthaus, at Domgasse 5, Mozart's simply preserved Vienna home. Alastair had an 18th Century concert poster of Mozart in Venice. Found the missing pages of Nannerl'due south diary in the Janus HQ in Venice, Grace wrote in the border of the diary: The discussion that cost her life minus the music. Marie Antoinette said "Let them eat cake." French word for cake, gateau instead of brioche. Grace also wrote D>HIC as a warning about the booby trapped harpsichord. Nannerl blames some other cousin, Collezione di Racco for overcharging Mozart for importing steel. They notice samurai swords in a hidden space. So on to Tokyo, where the samurai swords originate from and where Racco was final seen.
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This is to help me go on rails of the teams...
Team 1: Natalie & Ian Kabra - snotty, uber rich teens (two: crashed into launch then tossed them overboard)
Team two: Holt family - strong and athletic, Eisenhower, Mary-Todd, Hamilton, Madison, Reagan Holt & pit bull, Arnold (2: assault Amy & Dan on train to Germany - jumped off train)
Team 3: Alistair Oh - older Asian cousin (ii: cached them in Salzburg catacombs, they constitute tracker found on Saladin'southward collar on Alistair'southward walking stick, found Mozart music re-create hidden in his hollow walking stick)
Team 4: Starling triplets - Sinead, Ted & Ned - blown upwards at Franklin Institute (Book #1)
Squad 5: Irina Spasky - poisonous fingernails (ii: tricked them into giving up bogus kung fu grip Jonah Wizard doll to costless Nellie, but Nellie was released by police)
Team 6: Jonah Wizard - star of Who Wants to Be a Gangsta (2: stole Nannerl's diary)
Team 7: Amy & Dan & Aunt Grace's mau Saladin & au pair Nellie (2: steal diary from Jonah Wizard)
As yard charge this, so I charge thee.
Utilise thy skills the truth to free.
wrapped in newspaper:
sail music for adagio score KV 617 of WAM - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
extra music embedded in the score of KV 617, German folk song "The Place Where I was Born" ~> Salzburg, Germany
-> GATEAU - Confront and EGBDF = TU = Tungsten or Wolfram
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"You are a music lover," said the wide-eyed cashier.
"No, I'thou a kleptomaniac." And she dashed out the door.
He was so utterly shocked that it took him a moment to run afterward her.
With a meaningful nod in the direction of the astounded Cahills, she barreled down the asphalt street with her load.
"Fermati!" shouted the cashier, scrambling in breathless pursuit.
Nellie let a few CDs drop and watched with satisfaction over her shoulder as the clerk stopped to pick them up. The fob would be to go on the chase going but long plenty for Amy and Dan to search Disco Volante.
Yikes, she reflected all of a sudden, I'1000 starting to think like a Cahill....
And if she was nuts enough to hang around this family unit, it was only going to become worse."
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