The 39 Clues (One False Note)

Description should explain whether the cards are included in the book. We were very disappointed that they were missing from both books we bought in this series.

I think that the title is really grabbing! And it is interesting how all the books are by different authors but the same topic! It is one of my favorite books! -Thalia (5th grader)

I had to buy the Trilogy for my school library. I think teacher's who use their own funds should get a bigger discount. Teacher-Librarian

My son devoured the first two books in this series and is anxiously awaiting the third book!

First let me tell you that my son for the most part hates reading. Getting him to read was comparable to getting him to brush his teeth (11 yr old boy, need I say more). He is dyslexic therefore his reading avoidance is somewhat understandable. He loved this book. In fact, once he started reading, he was reluctant to stop. He really didn't get into the website, although he likes games; however, he did enjoy the plot and enjoys writings by Rick Riordan.

To explain what happened with the clues in this book...this is clearly stated as a School Library Edition. Which means it is published for use in schools and libraries. As a buyer for a library, I don't want the cards or whatever else may come with a book. That is why they make an edition that doesn't include it so it can be circulated without missing pieces. You may have wanted to order the market edition that would have the clue cards. I can't explain the poor customer services though. Just return it and get the other edition.