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Zach wrote on June 24, 2011 at 10:53 AM
I LOVE YOUR SPY X SERIES!!!!! I was wondering if you could make a fifth one? Can you please get back to me on this?
I really wan to know they are really good books.
Email:zach25382@gmail.com
Admin Reply:
Hello, Zach! Thank you so much. Unfortunately, the series is only four books. I'd planned for a fifth and sixth, but we had to move on to other projects. Maybe someday I'll be able to go back and extend the series. I hope so.
Amanpreet wrote on June 23, 2011 at 3:10 PM
Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis,
I am Amanpreet and I was wondering. How Many years ago did you write Antartica.Have A good weekend!!!!
Admin Reply:
Hi, Amanpreet! Those two books were published in 2000. I believe I finished writing them in late '99. It's an exciting story, and I remember it consumed my life (in a good way)!
Rishav Osti wrote on June 17, 2011 at 3:27 PM
Hi peter,
I got your book the "Spy X" and the 39 clues. When I read i feel very comfortable to rad it cuz there were easy words which I could understand easily. It's wonderfully delightfully written. OOPS sorry I forgot to give you my introduction. Any ways I am a 5th grader from P.S 152Q.Have a great weekend and have a great summer.
Admin Reply:
Hello, Rishav! I'm glad you are enjoying my books so much. Please say hi to all my pals at P.S. 152Q and enjoy the vacation!
George wrote on June 17, 2011 at 10:38 AM
I read your books "The Sword Thief" and "The Viper's Nest" from "The 39 Clues" series. I loved them! I live in Athens, Greece. I am 11 years old. I cannot wait to read the next books in the series!
Admin Reply:
Hello, George (or should I say Γεώργιος?)! A fan from Greece -- I think you are the first on this guestbook, so a special welcome to a πατριώτη. I'm at work on the third draft of my book in the CAHILLS V. VESPERS series. It will be the third book in the series, and I can't wait. The new series is awesome. Thanks for writing!
one Mom X wrote on June 13, 2011 at 12:30 PM
Hi Peter,

I recently discovered your Spy X series while working in our school library... When are Andrew and Evie going to get to Manhatten???? The kids really want to know!

Thanks,
one Mom X
Admin Reply:
Thanks for writing, one Mom X! Much as I would have LOVED to take Andrew and Evie to Manhattan, alas, it's not to be. Due to circumstances beyond my (or my editor's) control, the planned-for Books 5 and 6 of the SPY X series were pulled at the last moment. Honestly, I'm not 100% sure why, but I recall it had to do with the economy of the time. Ah well, publishing is a tough business! It's funny, I get a lot of requests to continue the series, and I'd love to. Please feel free to contact the publisher about this. If they sense a demand, who knows? Maybe the series will march forward someday!
Will wrote on June 13, 2011 at 12:22 PM
hello, I love your 39 clues serries and can't wait for the rest of it to come out, i was just wondering wheter you guys are ever going to put Amy and Ian together. Almost the entire faN population it looks like is rooting for that, with some Hamilition and Kurt. ( its ironic how in the series the branches can't work togehter and the serries fans are fighting like a jack or edward or something in twilight), I saw how you said that ian and amy are so distantly related that they might not be cousins because ian's serrum blood could be like that African guy from book 7 he was not cahill directly he just took the tomas serrum. It is unlikly that Artur and Isabel are related because in book 11 fiske said that only one Vesper is truly related to Damien the rest are hired and recurited.
Thanks
Will
P.S if you do not put Amy and Ian together a bunch of crazy fan girls would proably riot. They can be crazy sometimes
Admin Reply:
Hello. Will! Well, I'm can't tell you exactly what's going to happen with Amy and Ian, but I can say that Amy's definitely in for some crazy relationship drama in CAHILLS V. VESPERS. Even elite secret agents can have guy trouble.
Lauren wrote on June 10, 2011 at 10:12 PM
Hi again, Peter.
I just have a question for you about the five Cahill ancestors.
I know Luke has a son named Winthrop Cahill, Thomas has a son named Toyotomi Hideyoshi and that Madeleine's child is or possibly Mary Shakespeare/Arden. But who are Katherine and Jane's children?
And who's Damien Vesper's children?
Admin Reply:
Hello, Lauren! Well, we haven't yet dug into the immediate history of Katherine and Jane, but Galileo is a descendent of Katherine's, and Mozart and Jane Austen are both descended from Jane. The Cahills don't know much about the Vespers, but we will be uncovering lots of secrets about this dangerous enemy in the year to come!
Amanpreet Kaur wrote on June 10, 2011 at 12:13 PM
Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis
This is me Amanpreet Kaur.Did you ever write a book about storms.I think you should.Anyways,I did research about severe storms such as Floods,Lightning,Hurricanes,Volcanoes,and Tornadoes.I hope you have a great summer too.
Love,Amanpreet
Admin Reply:
Hello, Amanpreet! Well, in a way, yes -- I wrote a two-book adventure called ANTARCTICA, which was full of adventures in a trip to the South Pole. There were all kinds of exciting weather dangers there!
Arifur Rahman wrote on June 9, 2011 at 5:16 AM
Dear peter lerangis,I know an idea to your book.You can write that there is a ancient mummy hidden in Egypt's tomb place.legends say that there was a emperor who ruled Egypt 20 billion centuries ago.The emperor had minions hit the slaves to do hard labor to build the statue of the spinx.that time it was finished.The emperor died and was put in a tomb for 20000 billion centuries in the tomb place.The mummy was very old and can decinergrate from one touch of a person.In the tomb place there are alot of booby traps that can trap you.You can video about this if you want.please subscribe to this message.I will have a great summer.
sincerely:Arifur Rahman
Admin Reply:
Wow, Arifur, you are just FULL of ideas! Keep up the great imagination, and I expect to see your name on a book (or a video) sometime in the future.
Molly Alexander wrote on June 7, 2011 at 2:22 PM
Hi, Peter! I am a HUGE fan of your books, and last year you came to my school! We were fourth graders then...anyways, I'm doing a reading project where we make these reading magazines and I focused on YOU! It's so awesome and I love Spy X and the 39 Clues! Please please please write back!!!!! I love your books so much!
Admin Reply:
Hi, Molly! Thanks for writing -- I am honored that you're focusing on me for your project! Have a great summer.
Arifur Rahman wrote on June 5, 2011 at 4:03 AM
hello!My name is Arifur Rahman i am a student in PS152Q.I wonder if your going to make a another 39 clues series that is about you in Mexico has a myth about the great el tigre.You can go there find out clues of the myth el tigre from the hotness of the sun and sand that used to be rich soil.If you want to do that for self and put it on video.I live in woodside 34-46 60st brodway 2nd floor.im a big fan of your books!So can you please subsribe to this message I sended you.

sincerly:Arifur Rahaman
Admin Reply:
Hello, Arifur! I like your idea very much! I love stories about the ancient Mayan culture. I've been to Mexico twice recently and found their stories amazing. Have you thought of writing about the great el tigre yourself? I bet you'd do a great job! Have a great summer.
Amanpreet Kaur wrote on June 4, 2011 at 11:12 AM
Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis
You are the best author to me.I love your book The Sword Thief.Are you going to write any more 39 Clues? Please come in another Author Visit.
Sincerly,Amanpreet
Admin Reply:
Hello again, Amanpreet! I believe I answered your question below. Thanks so much, I hope I will be invited again to PS 152Q someday!
Nick wrote on June 4, 2011 at 6:50 AM
Hi Peter,
My son Isaiah had a wonderful time on Thursday @PS 152Q. He loves the 39 clues series. You are one of his favorite authors.
I have written a book that I would like to get published. Are there any suggestions you would have for me? Is there an agent or industry professional that you recommend I talk to?
I am simply looking for a place to receive professional advice and guidance regarding the process of getting a book published.
Thank you for any assistance you can offer me. My son Isaiah is looking forward to reading the next Cahils vs Vespers book 3. Thanks for having the author visit Isaiah had a blast.
Admin Reply:
Hello, Nick! I enjoyed my visit to PS 152Q tremendously. The kids were so attentive, bright, and responsive. I hope I was able to leave them with something valuable! For you, yes, the most important thing is to get an agent. In order to do that, you will need to do research via any number of publications or on-line resources such as the Literary Marketplace. Now, unless you have some personal connection via friends, this is hard to do. One good "in" is to join an organization that has literary critique groups and a healthy national base of members. It's good not only for your writing, but you make valuable connections with teachers, colleagues, etc. The critique groups are great for learning; often you can get good input -- and you must definitely make sure the book is as perfect as you can get it before showing it around to an agent. Also these groups have seminars and conferences where you can meet and talk to professionals. A lot of people meet agents this way. For children's book, SCBWI.org is a great one. But there are groups for all different kinds of book-writing. I know this is very general, but I hope it helps. My best to Isaiah. I'm glad he enjoyed the visit!
Amanpreet Kaur wrote on June 4, 2011 at 6:41 AM
Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis
I am Amanpreet from P.S.152Q.I was just wondering that are you going to write any other book of the 39 Clues.I guess that you are going to write another book soon.I hope you do.
Regards,Amanpreet Kaur
Admin Reply:
Thanks for writing again, Amanpreet! Yes, as a matter of fact, I'm working on the next 39 Clues series. The series is called CAHILLS VS. VESPERS, and I am writing the third book. The book has not title yet ... so for now I call it just book 3!
Isaiah wrote on June 4, 2011 at 6:23 AM
Hi Peter. Its Isaiah from P.S.152Q. Just wanted to say that the authors visit you gave was great!!!! The best part about the visit was all the jokes you made during the powerpoint presentation.The baby picture you showed to the fifth grade was so funny! I hope you enjoyed your stay at my school.
Admin Reply:
Hello, Isaiah! I'm glad you liked my presentation. You all were such a great audience. I enjoyed my visit very much. Thanks for asking and hope I get to see you all again someday!
Rishav Osti wrote on June 4, 2011 at 5:11 AM
Dear, Mr. Peter Lerangis

I am a 5th grade student from PS 152Q i wanna know where u get the idea from.And where u write these all stuffs
Admin Reply:
Hello, Rishav! I get my ideas everywhere -- things I hear and see on the street (or the subway!), newspaper and magazine articles, history, and sometimes just pure imagination! I write in an office in the building where I live. It's in the apartment directly above ours. I leave home each day, walk up a flight of stairs, and there I am!
Amanpreet Kaur wrote on June 3, 2011 at 5:07 PM
Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis
I am a fourth grader from P.S.152Q.I had never read a book about the 39 Clues and I love it.I believe that you are the best author in the Author Visits.I hope you enjoyed your little stay in P.S.152Q,and I hope you come in another Author Visit.
Regards,Amanpreet
Admin Reply:
Hello, again, Amanpreet! I hope I am invited again to PS 152Q. And I hope you have a great summer.
Amanpreet Kaur wrote on June 3, 2011 at 3:08 PM
Dear Mr.Peter Lerangis
You came to P.S.152 on June 2.I got one book of your called The Sword Theif.I really love your book.I think that you are the best author in the world
Sincerly,Amanpreet Kaur
Admin Reply:
Thank you, Amanpreet! I'm so glad you like THE SWORD THIEF. My visit to your school was so much fun.
Nafew wrote on June 2, 2011 at 3:04 PM
Dear Mr.peter,

I am a 4th grade student from P.S.152Q (the person that asked if you were going to see Max the Time Traveler being published) and I was wondering.... are you ever going to make a movie about the 39 clues.
Admin Reply:
Hello, Nafew! As a matter of fact, there is a movie of THE 39 CLUES in the works. We have a script already, and the director is Brett Ratner. We have not heard when it will come out, but we're hoping for 2012! I can't wait. I really enjoyed visiting your school!
Rishav Osti wrote on June 2, 2011 at 10:05 AM
Dear Mr. Peter

I am a student from P.S 152Q. Today when talk in Russian language everyone from our class liked that. So I hope you will come visit our school again.
Admin Reply:
Hello, Rishav! Thank you for writing. I will never forget my trip to Russia and I'm delighted you enjoyed my little story! I would love to visit your school again someday -- that was a lot of fun!