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{Dоwnlоаd/Rеаd PDF Bооk} Into the Gauntlet: 10 INTO THE GAUNTLET: 10 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Margaret Peterson Haddix | 336 pages | 06 Oct 2010 | Scholastic US | 9780545060509 | English | New York, United States Into the Gauntlet by Margaret Peterson Haddix | Scholastic Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. The explosive finale to the 1 bestselling series! Fourteen-year-old Amy Cahill and her younger brother, Dan, have had enough. Not only do they have to find the 39 Clues first, they're expected to reunite their backstabbing family - the same people who killed their parents. But Amy and Dan haven't survived explosions and assassination attempts for nothing. They have a plan The explosive finale to the 1 bestselling series! They have a plan to finish the Clue hutn on their own terms. Too bad there's a final, fatal secret the Madrigals haven't told them. A secret that could cost Amy and Dan - and the world - everything. Get A Copy. Hardcover , pages. Published August 31st by Scholastic Inc. More Details The 39 Clues Warwickshire, England. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Into the Gauntlet , please sign up. Sadie maybe because it was such a important book! Debby Deshazer There is another book series called 'Vespers versus Cahills' That will answer your question. See all 6 questions about Into the Gauntlet…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Into the Gauntlet The 39 Clues, Feb 08, Kristine Lopez rated it it was amazing. I finished it after 5 hours! I won't sleep because I want every bit of the story to stay inside my head up until I finish this review. Into the Gauntlet. The final installment of the hunt of the 39 Clues. BUT the series is not yet over. We'll be discussing that after I've read the 11th book which will be released this year. For now, let's talk about the tenth. BUT if you'd make me choose. I'd have to say, it's the part when everybody, almost everybody, started to doubt. I, myself, loved the part when the author kept on changing the different point of views from an agent to another. And fun : SOOO. I've let you in on some parts of the story. You want more??? Good thing that the end ended up with her View all 8 comments. Apr 30, Zenki the Hermit rated it it was ok Shelves: children-s-books , This book has so many cliches. I think it's the most poorly written out of all the books in this series. It's a pity since it's supposed to be the ending for the search of the 39 clues. I can't even remember how often reading it frustrated me. There's one last book, and I still plan to read it. I just hope I don't regret it. May 19, Colin rated it it was amazing Shelves: clues. I must read this book! View all 5 comments. Apr 20, Mike rated it liked it Shelves: completed-series , challenge-a-a Mar 25, Mugdha Keskar added it. A secret The explosive finale to the 1 bestselling series! Feb 05, Nhu rated it it was amazing Shelves: borrow , audiobook. This is a great ending. I don't know if I will continue with the other series but it doesn't matter because this series is amazing, fun, and short. Sep 05, Keri rated it it was amazing. Ah the 39 clues is such a fast pace, thrilling, mysterious, alliances and betrayal, exciting twists and turn series. I really like all of the books. They were all easy, and fun to read. But I just finished the 9th book yesterday and me and my sister heard the last Book came out a few days ago. So we looked at the library, 18 holds on the book. It was great! A wonderful wrap on the race for the clues, a wrap on the story and the series. I really loved all the mystery, suspense adventure. I just kept flipping thr pages, waiting to see wht would happen next! It was great - alliances, betrayals, unity an workin together, everyone finally being a family, the madrigals, defeating Isabel, the trust and faith in each other. It was a great book an I really enjoyed it! In October! Next month! I'm really excited For it ; :D But they are for now. About halfway through the book, the suspense really begins and continues full speed ahead. Haddix makes use of short chapters and cliffhanger endings to keep the reader turning the pages. This was the longest of the books at over pages. I look forward to the continuation. In addition, this book offers an interactive experience for kids. They can collect the cards that come with each books, play the games online and win prizes. View 2 comments. Feb 22, Lisa Brown rated it really liked it Shelves: audio-book , chapter-book , children-s-books , books-for-big-girls , adventure , books-for-big-boys. The final of the original 39 Clues series, and in my opinion, the best book of them all. Amy and Dan have not only discovered that they truly are from the Madrigal branch of the family, but that they must try and reunite the other branches in order to truly win and find the final of the 39 clues. As they search in London for the final clue, the younger generation of each of the other branches begin to mistrust their parents. One by one, they begin to decide that they need to join forces, however The final of the original 39 Clues series, and in my opinion, the best book of them all. One by one, they begin to decide that they need to join forces, however, there are those that will do anything to stop them - even murder. Probably the most exciting and engaging of all the books. I loved how it brought in all the characters, and how they have transformed over the course of the series. Very fun, and leaves you with resolution, but excited for the next series. Aug 28, Jonah added it Shelves: favorites , clues. OK, this book is one of the books that made me cry. It's not great. Not good. Not awesome. The only word to desribe it is this: Epic. Margaret Peterson Haddix did an amazing job with this book. In the beginning, we are informed how much the Clue Hunt has tired two till-recently-ordinary kids and how much they think that the ambitions of the Madrigals seem unlikely to happen to the kids' eyes, with the best possible way. He OK, this book is one of the books that made me cry. He thinks of what his less-than-nice-mother has asked him to do: to assasinate the Cahill siblings, something that frightens him. Then, they start to fight, as usual, for a piece of paper with orders for the next steps of the Clue Hunt. Dispatched from the UK in 3 business days When will my order arrive? Rick Riordan. Gordon Korman. Peter Lerangis. Jude Watson. Patrick Carman. Sue Linda Park. Margaret Peterson Haddix. David Pittu. Mrs Linda Sue Park. 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Home Contact us Help Free delivery worldwide. Free delivery worldwide. Bestselling Series. Harry Potter. Popular Features. Home Learning. The Vespers are coming. Into the Gauntlet begins as Amy and Dan Cahill enter a London hotel tired and with no lead whatsoever. They receive another lead, but this is stolen by Isabel Kabra via a pet monkey, who leaves them a coin with a fancy script K on it. However, Dan, who has already memorized it, rewrites it. Amy looks all over the Internet to find out what it means, and she is about to shout out when Nellie realizes that the Kabra coin is a bug. She destroys it, along with three other bugs from each of the other three branches. Once there, they confront the Starlings, who are back in the clue hunt after being sent to the hospital in an explosion back in The Maze of Bones , and steal their lead, but they are trapped by Jonah Wizard, who was forced back into the clue hunt by Cora Wizard, the Holts, Alistair Oh, and the Kabras. Hamilton Holt steals the piece of paper with the lead, but Dan rips off the top and bottom, and he and Amy run away while everyone else is fighting over the rest of the lead. Their section of the lead says: "For this great man we sing was b here".
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