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Gr?ce au m?daillon trouv? en Chine, Dan et Amy connaissent leur prochaine destination: les Cara?bes. Ils partent sur les traces de la c?l?bre pirate Anne Bonny. Apr's une ?tape aux Bahamas, ils s'envolent pour la Jama?que. L?-bas, Ils rencontrent Lester et sa grand-m?re, Mamzelle Alice, qui leur remettent, de la part de Grace Cahill (d?cid?ment cette derni?re avait tout pr?vu !) un petit serpent en argent, identique ? celui que porte Nellie dans le nez. Les enfants poursuivent leur enqu?te en accumulant plusieurs indices. Tr's vite, ils se rendent compte que chaque indice est associ? ? un clan Cahill et que, quand ils auront r?uni quatre amulettes, ils pourront ouvrir un myst?rieux coffret d'argent.
Throughout the hunt for the 39 Clues, Amy and Dan have encountered some of the darkest aspects of history... and had to deal with the role their family played. But are they ready for the truth? In this thrilling ninth installment, Amy and Dan hit the high seas as they follow the trail of some infamous ancestors to track down a long lost treasure. However, the real prize isn't hidden in a chest. It's the discovery of the Madrigals' most dangerous secret and, even more shockingly, the true identity of the mysterious man in black.
Original Title: The 39 Clues #9: Storm Warning
About the Author
Linda sue Park a publi? son premier po?me ? l'?ge de 9 ans. Par la suite, elle a ?t? journaliste, critique culinaire et professeure d'anglais. Linda ne s'est consacr?e ? l'?criture de romans qu'? la mi-trentaine, alors qu'elle commen?ait ? explorer ses racines cor?ennes. Ses recherches lui ont inspir? de nombreux romans pour les jeunes, chacun traitant de sujets reli's ? une p?riode de l'histoire de son pays d'origine. Linda a ?t? d?cor?e de la m?daille Newbery pour son 3e roman,
A Single Shard, faisant d'elle la premi?re auteure am?ricano-cor?enne ? recevoir cet honneur.
Linda Sue Park became a professional writer when she published her first poem at age nine. She went on to become a journalist, a food critic, and an English teacher, but Park did not test her hand at writing fiction until she was in her midthirties, at the same time that she began to explore her Korean heritage in earnest. Her research resulted in a treasure trove of children's books, each of which delves into a different piece of Korean history. In 2002, Park was awarded the Newbery Medal for her third novel, A Single Shard becoming the first Korean American to take home the honor.

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• Children's Books
  • Mysteries & Detectives