This is the kind of thing grownups love to do.

They talk back and forth over whether or n ot it's right to steal and finally decide that they should do it. I have one criticism though-in an early chapter, Dan and Amy debate wheteher or not they should steal Nannerl Mozart's diary from Jonah Wizard's hotel room. I liked this one a lot and I bet you will too. Now I will have to say that I liked the first one better-there seemed to be more danger and suspense, but his is a minor detail. Does this sound exciting? It is!! In fact, I missed the stop on my bus ride home last night because I was so totally into the story!!! You'll enjoy it a lot. And that's just the start of their troubles! They have to outsmart their incredibly rich, sinister, and tricky Cahill relatives, jump out of hotel windows, survive an underground cave-in, and out race the bad guys in the canals of Venice. The location of the clue is in her diary, but the megastar rapper Jonah Wizard has already gotten hold it. I turns out, though, that Mozart had a sister Nannerl that was as brilliant as he was. This one finds Dan and Amy Cahill, with their au pair Nelllie Gomez, traveling to Vienna, Salzburg, (in Austria) and Venice to track down the next mysterious clue left by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. And what better book to start the year than One False Note by Gordon Korman, the second book in The 39 Clues series.

Hey, everyone, this is Carl, welcoming 2009 with my first review of the year.

One false note by gordon korman