JOIN ANYTIME TO PLAY FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN!
Harry Houdini. A poison injector ring. Alcatraz. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. What can they possibly have in common? Amy and Dan don't know, but fans of the 39 Clues series will soon find out.
The first Cahill card series features 55 thoroughly intriguing evidence cards that kids need to hunt down the 39 Clues. The oversize cards (3.25 x 5) are loaded with top-secret Cahill information and intriguing puzzles that unlock the family's secrets. Each pack contains 16 randomly assorted cards, with at least one rare or ultra-rare card per pack.
Anonymous
Posted May 2, 2009
My job is to teach reading. To supplement it with interactive "cards" and "games" makes my job easier. However, after buying packs of cards my students are not closer to solving the 39 clues. Comment: If there are going to be 10? 11? BOOKS I'm thinking shame on me for even starting this now. My kids are going to be in grad school by the time this finishes?
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Posted April 28, 2009
My kids like the website. The cards go on the website and you try to figure out the clues. Of course, you have to buy lots of packs to get all the cards as some are rare. We haven't done that, so our kids are stuck at the moment.
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Posted March 31, 2009
THE CARD PACK IS A FUN WAY TO TRY TO FIGURE OUT PUZZLES AND THEYRE JUST PLAIN FUN TO LOOK AT.IN THE CARD PACK I GOT,IT CAME WITH 3 CARDS THAT HAD PUZZLES ON THEM.A GREAT BUY,BUT I THINK IT SHOULD COME WITH A SHORT STORY.
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Posted February 15, 2009
I Also Recommend:
these card packs are extremely cool because there are so many clues that Amy and Dan have yet to find. I have two of the packs, plus the ones from the books. I logged them on too. These are really cool!
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Posted January 22, 2012
If you are missing cards, check here you just might find the ways you are missing. Chance of getting the same cards you already have is also probable too.
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Posted May 15, 2010
There were many cards. It took me 19 minutes to get all the cards in the account on the web site. They are very good cards because they provide you with a lot of good numbers.
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Posted May 27, 2009
This is a great companion to the book series.
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Posted March 30, 2009
i like the book
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged."The 39 Clues Card Pack 1" is an accessory that goes along with Scholastic's "39 Clues" series. This book contains 16 cards total, for books one, two, and three. It is a cool accessory to have if you are a fan of the series!
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.To Katina: Have you got this anyway? How can you make a review on it if you dont know what it is. Yes the books have cards but only six and the same ones. this has other ones, and it keeps the kids happy.
Okay... now that I said that now the real "review".
The cover art is good (not that is not a book) it has a little guide about the books, cards and clues and there are other "packs" or series that Scholastics will release in time and the will have other cards that this pack wont have. Each package (or what i'm reviewing) has 16 cards and a least 1 rare card and if your lucky an utra-rare card.
Now that I told you what it is (and said something to Katina) my review is over.
;-)
J_D_H
Posted March 7, 2009
The 39 Clues isn't half as fun without the cards. Two cards each lead to a clue. Plus the puzzles the cards have are awesome. If you want to win the $10,000 grand prize you need the cards. They get you bonus points and clues. I highly recommend the cards. I also recommend The 39 Clues series for the complete adventure.
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Posted February 16, 2009
Really....why? The only reason that you would get it is if you had had the pleasure of reading the book. But the books already have the cards in them. And why have two sets of cards? 1.Interested by the series.2. Get the books.3. Read the books.4.love the books.5.(THE CARDS ARE INCLUDED SINCE IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO YOU!!!!!!!)Again I go back to why have two sets?Common sense people!
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Overview
JOIN ANYTIME TO PLAY FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN!
Harry Houdini. A poison injector ring. Alcatraz. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. What can they possibly have in common? Amy and Dan don't know, but fans of the 39 Clues series will soon find out.
The first Cahill card series features 55 ...