I told you I like Rick Riordan. This is an interesting series with so many benefits for a young reader.
The first benefit is how easy it is to read. The authors change every book to keep it interesting. However, you can't tell the difference and they all keep your interest.
The next benefit is the cards that come inside the cover. They help readers stay involved with the book outside of just reading it. There is also a website that the cards can be entered into. The website prevents anyone under 18 from joining unless they have parental permission. There are extra clues and missions for the readers to do.
One more benefit is that students who hate reading start reading this book. They are totally interested in the book. I had middle school students who refused to read until I had them try this series.
This is the story of the Cahill family. After Amy & Dan's grandmother dies, they have no family left that care for them. Their aunt who they live with hires sitters to watch them. At their grandmother's funeral, a select few family members are offered the choice between one million dollars or a chance to solve 39 clues around the world for a greater reward. This is the first book in their journey.
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