Ten books, four collector card packs, one game and over $100,000 in prizes. The 39 Clues is not your average book series. It’s an interactive adventure—a fierce competition for both the characters and the readers.
Read the Books
In The 39 Clues, Dan and Amy Cahill embark on the race of a lifetime. They travel from Paris to Venice to Vienna and around the world in search of the 39 clues. The trail of clues, left by their grandmother, leads to a great Cahill family power. But Dan and Amy are in danger. Five other teams—greedy descendents from the Cahill line—are hot on their trail. These power-hungry teams will stop at nothing to find the clues.This ten book series will be authored by some of today’s best writers, including Rick Riordan (The Lightning Thief), Gordon Korman (the On The Run series) and Peter Lerangis (the Spy X series).
Collect the Cards
Each book contains six cards strapped to the inside cover. But don’t worry, you can collect more cards by purchasing the four card packs, which will be released with the first, fourth, seventh and ninth book in the series. Each card pack contains 16 cards chosen at random. So buy the packs, and collect the set!
Play the Game
Log onto the39clues.com to create an account and begin your adventure. You can start your own online card collection, find out which branch of the Cahill family you’re best suited to (Janus, Lucian, Ekaterina or Tomas), and begin your hunt for the 39 clues!
Win the Prizes
So you’re probably wondering, with over $100,000 worth of prizes, what exactly can you win? Well, it all depends on where you live. Log onto the39clues.com, click “PRIZES,” select your country and check out the list of fun contests, sweepstakes, and prizes you can win. Some countries offer cash prizes, while others offer cool stuff like gaming consoles, backpacks, lie detector watches and even a home entertainment centre!
Who Can Play?
Anyone can join The 39 Clues online, but only select countries offer the sweepstakes and contests: Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and the USA.
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