These books really frustrate me, but I'll keep reading just because I want to know what happened to the parents. ( )

I feel that this book deserves five stars, because it was very humerus and fun to read. The book is written in a way that makes the reader feel like he or she is part of the story.The chapters were nice and short, and there were cool pictures involved. The author grabs your attention right away, by starting the first sentences with: All my life we Kidds have lived on the sea. Then one day, we almost died under it. Right when I read that first sentence, I was lost in the book. And if a book has that kind of power on a reader, then it deserves five stars.

This book is about a family's children who are cazy treasure hunters. Tommy is the oldest, Storm who has a photographic memory is the sister, and Bech is the twin sister from , Bick, who is the twin brother. They are also on the search for their missing parents that work in the CIA. They believe that their dad is dead, because he got forced to walk the plank on a ship during a horrible storm. And they later find out who kidnapped their mom. The Kidd Family goes through a lot of trouble to find their parents. They use every little clue that they can find. One day a guy that was friends with the Kidd's father, gave them a thumb-drive. On it was a video from their mom. She gave the Kidd family clues where to find her. With this information that the Kidd family got, they go and try to find their parents. On the trip to find their loved parents, the have to go to Cairo, where lots of adventures await. ( )

I'm a little torn on this one. It's not bad, probably good for kids, but just a little off. ( )

I enjoyed it more than the last one, although it was a tiny bit more didactic; like it was trying too hard to teach stuff. ( )

I enjoyed it more than the last one, although it was a tiny bit more didactic; like it was trying too hard to teach stuff. ( )