Guestbook « Peter Lerangis

Anna wrote on November 15, 2011 at 11:05 PM

I have read your Spy X books and your 39 clues books and I LOVE them! I have two questions:
1) Who is your favorite character in the Spy X books?
2) Who is your favorite character in the 39 clues books?
I love those books a lot. Thanks for writing them!
Anna

Admin Reply:

Hi, Anna! Wow, it’s a funny thing — when people ask me who my favorite character is, it’s almost like being asked who my favorite child is! Yikes, I couldn’t possibly pick. That’s kind of how I feel about the characters in SPY X and in THE 39 CLUES. I really do like them all. Some of them, like Dan, are a little bit closer to the way I was when I was a kid, but every single one of them has a little piece of me inside. Even the bad guys. Well, maybe not Isabel Kabra, but you know what I mean. I am so glad you enjoyed those books, and thanks for writing.

Mara wrote on November 15, 2011 at 8:35 PM

please tell us : are Amy and Ian going to get together

Admin Reply:

Hello, Mara! There are so many things I can share with the world — about writing, about projects, about the weather in Central Park — but this, unfortunately, is something that involves future plots of future books, so alas, I am sworn to secrecy. So sorry!

Aman wrote on November 15, 2011 at 7:55 PM

Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis
I finally got my wish.I got the Cahills Vs Vespers book one. I cant believe that.
love,Aman

Admin Reply:

That’s great news, Aman! Fasten your seat belt, it’s a very exciting book!

Ansh Luthra wrote on November 15, 2011 at 1:31 AM

Mr. Lerangis i love your books. i had a question do you now Roland Smith? i want to ask i am in my school book club so could you ever come to my school i live nashville,tennessee

Admin Reply:

Hello, Ansh! Yes, I do know Roland and you should feel free to contact him at his website, [pl-popup content="http://www.rolandsmith.com" title="Roland Smith website" width="1000" height="640"]www.rolandsmith.com[/pl-popup]. Tell him I said hello! Both he and I do many school visits each year. The way it works is that a teacher or librarian contacts us by email or through our websites. (Roland’s author visit information is at the top of his homepage. My information is available via the link at the upper right.) Thanks for writing, and I hope you’re enjoying your book club!

Alyssa wrote on November 6, 2011 at 9:28 PM

I just finished the spy x books and i loved them.It was a book that i couldn't put it down.

Admin Reply:

Thank you, Alyssa! So glad you liked the books. I really enjoyed writing those.

Eli wrote on November 6, 2011 at 8:14 PM

It's me again! and i agree that Chocolate, should be a part of the Food Pyramid.... so should Red Velvet cupcakes....and now i got a question! ( or two)
1) when is the first Chapter( or a small sneak peak) of DEAD OF THE NIGHT coming out?
2) Do Vespers have like a Tattoo on their wrists too Identify themselves as a Vesper?
3) Can you please just give a tiny hint on where Amy and Dan are going in DEAD OF THE NIGHT? like Coordination's? not that i am good at Geography... i stink at it.

Eli, out!

Admin Reply:

Hello, Eli! OK, here’s the best I can do:
1) Dunno yet. Keep an eye on the message boards, though. That’s where I (and the whole 39 Clues team) like to reveal stuff like this.
2) I doubt it. That would make it pretty hard for them to keep their identities secret.
3) Maybe that’s already happened ... • SPECIAL NOTE: Eli, I am adding this a few days after I first wrote you: check out [pl-popup content="http://www.the39clues.com/messageboard/show/7599" title="Peter Lerangis’s post on the Cahill Message Board!" width="1000" height="640"]this post on the Cahill Message Board[/pl-popup] for a hint to question 3.
Peter, out.

geraldine wrote on November 3, 2011 at 12:16 PM

hi i'm reading one of your books called watchers war and I haveto write a book report about it that's 3-5 minutes long but I don't know what to write can you help me.

Admin Reply:

Hi, Geraldine! Hmm, I have to confess I’m scratching my head over this one! The problem is, I don’t really know what exactly your assignment is — in other words, what your teacher expects you to do for this report. I also can’t figure out what sort of help you need. So please feel free to write with any more specific questions. Of course I wouldn’t be able to actually do the assignment for you (if I did, my sons would rise up in protest — “Hey, you never did that for us!”), but maybe there would be some ways I could help!

XXXXXXX XXXXXXX wrote on November 1, 2011 at 10:40 AM

Vesper 1: The Leader Vesper 2: The Sheild Vesper 3: The Spymaster Vesper 4: The Scientist Vesper 5: The Manipulator Vesper 6: The Enforcer

Is this correct?

Admin Reply:

Whoa. I know of a few Vespers who are not going to be happy this info is circulating. Good thing you cloaked your name. Be careful!

gabby wrote on October 30, 2011 at 1:54 PM

Sorry for bothering you again, but I had two more questions. 😉

1) How many pages is The Dead of Night? I heard it was 336 pages, but I've also heard 192... could you tell me how many pages it is?

2) Okay, so besides Amy and Dan, in Cahills vs. Vespers, who is your favorite character to write about?

Thank you!

Admin Reply:

Hello, Gabby! I believe THE DEAD OF NIGHT will be the same number of pages as a typical 39 Clues book, so closer to 192 than 336.
Besides Dan and Amy? Well, I like writing for all of the characters, but it’s always fun to write the three Kabras and I really enjoy Uncle Alistair too. There are a few characters I especially liked writing in THE DEAD OF NIGHT, and I’ll bet you’ll be able to figure them out when you read the book.

Aman wrote on October 29, 2011 at 12:27 AM

Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis,
Hi.I am relly busy but still I have time for you.You are very special.I can not believe I saw you.I am really lucky.
Sincerly,Aman

Admin Reply:

Thank you, Aman. Visiting your school was a great highlight of the last school year!

Kirn wrote on October 28, 2011 at 11:41 PM

Hi i am Amans small sister i heard that you are a intesting writer.I love your books alot.My sister Aman always talks about you.I thought i will talk to you so i did. Sorry to disturb you.From,Kirn

Admin Reply:

Hello, Kirn! Thanks for writing, and regards to you and your family!

Eli wrote on October 27, 2011 at 2:35 PM

Grüezi Peter! ( dont know whats with the Swiss german greeting)

Since i know you cant give out any spoilers cause of those vespers and also a few other reasons... I'll leave that subject alone... or the Amy and Ian question... So i'll just ask this... If you could rule the world, what would be the first thing you would change?

by the way, I LOVE YOUR BOOKS
oh and greetings from Germany!

Admin Reply:

Schöne Grüße! If I ruled the world, I would mandate the rewriting of the food pyramid to include chocolate.

Aman wrote on October 25, 2011 at 10:55 PM

Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis,
Today in school I took the book you signed and started reading it outside.My friend Navneet took the book and closed it then I went to play.Secretly I ran back to read your book because it was so interesting.I really admire your books and you.
Respectfully,Aman

Admin Reply:

Terrific! Thanks so much for telling me this, Aman. I’m so glad my book held your interest like that!

Kam wrote on October 25, 2011 at 2:52 AM

Hi Peter Lerangis! It's me again...

I am finally accepting the fact that you can't give out any more spoilers about Ian and Amy (sad face), but... I still have a question! :
Who would YOU rather have Amy end up with, and why? (In other words, TEAM IAN OR EVAN?)

Admin Reply:

I would like Amy to end up with ...
great happiness in her life, in all things. So, you see, it’s up to her!

Aman wrote on October 23, 2011 at 5:05 PM

Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis,
I just hope that you come to our school again.I also love chocolates.We all are chocalate lovers.Do you go to middle school author visits.I am going to sixthgrade Is230 so I hope you come to that school.
Love Aman

Admin Reply:

It really is the best of all foods! Well, yes, I do visit middle schools. If a librarian or teacher at your new school would like to invite me, I would be happy to visit. All the details are on the “Author Visits” page of this website!

susie barber wrote on October 23, 2011 at 2:03 AM

hey mr.Lerangis, just dont get sick eating to much chocolate! i love it too.

Admin Reply:

Chocoholics Unite!

Aman wrote on October 22, 2011 at 5:10 PM

Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis,
If you finished the book why is it going to come out March.I am so eager to get that book.Can you just tell me a little peek.Ilove the books you make.You are the best author in the world.
Love,Aman

Admin Reply:

Thanks for your kind words, Aman. You’re right, it takes a very long time for books to be published. Usually they need to be ready many months before publication. It’s a long process to typeset, print, bind, mass-produce, and then ship books, and there aren’t many companies who do it. It’s hard to wait so long, isn’t it? I feel the same way.

XXXXXXX XXXXXXX wrote on October 22, 2011 at 1:44 PM

I know you have a Wordpress guestbook so how can you put it on my WP?

Admin Reply:

You’re right, it is WP, but I’ve just recently switched from Drupal so I’m still new to the game and have never investigated that option. I imagine there’s some documentation on their website.

Amanpreet Kaur wrote on October 22, 2011 at 12:52 AM

Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis,
Sorry I forgot to write to you.I am really busy these days because my teacher gives me a lot of homework.I heard you are writing a new book called The Night of Dead.Good Luck on the book.Are you finished writing it.I just can't wait for it to come.My dad goes to the city and I ask him can we go to scholastic one day he says yes.If I go to schoolastic I will buy your book The Night of Dead.GOOD LUCK!

Admin Reply:

Hello, Aman! Yes, I’ve finished writing THE DEAD OF NIGHT, and the book will be published on March 6, 2012. It seems like a long time away, but it will be here before we know it! Thanks for asking. Here’s a preview of the book’s cover:

???????? wrote on October 20, 2011 at 11:12 PM

hi peter!! some day i want to be a book writer just like you. So what do i need to be a book writer??

ohh and i have more questions, whats your favorite food?? how old are you?? how many kids you have?? what's your favorite book (one that is not yours) whats your favorite hobby??? how many books have you made??

Admin Reply:

Hello, there. To be a book writer you need a huge imagination, a willingness to work super hard, the ability to learn from experience (and criticism), and a huge love of reading.
My favorite food is chocolate, I am approximately halfway between 21 years old and death, I have two kids (both boys), I have way too many favorite books to name, my favorite hobby is eating chocolate, and I have written over 160 books.

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