On Club Penguin when you click on Unlock items online..?

We found a code online to unlock the Official Club Penguin guide book. We logged into her account and typed in the code you would have to figure out. What does it unlock? Nothing happened and you can only enter one code in per book. She just carries the book around
and earned some coins from it. Does it have something to do with The Treasure Book? If not,how do you get The Treasure Book? They asked me to do it because I’m normally good with this stuff but I have no idea here.

If you get a book code, you can’t use it to unlock toys from the Treasure Book. To unlock toys from the Treasure Book you have to buy a Club Penguin toy with a coin code from a shop like Toys R Us or the Disney Store or you could get it from eBay or Amazon. When you get a Treasure Book code you get to unlock 2 items from one of the Treasure Books. I hope this helps.

Club Penguin Cheats – Series 5 Treasure Book

Club Penguin: Herbert’s Revenge – Pre-Played $12.99 If you like your sardines shaken, not stirred, you have what it takes to be a secret agent as part of Club Penguin! The Elite Penguin Force returns to action for a new round of fun top-secret missions and mini-games in this sequel to a family-friendly favorite. Meet a new main character: Herbert, a vegetarian polar bear who hates the cold and doesn’t know how to swim. He’s joined by familiar faces, including Gary the Gadget Guy, Dot, and Rookie. Club Penguin is linked to an online virtual penguin world where kids can interact, explore, and purchase items using their Club Penguin accounts.

New Penguin Cookery Book $15.74 New Penguin Cookery Book

The Kids’ Book Club Book $11.52 The first complete guide-for use by adults and children-to creating fun and educational book clubs for kids. As authors of The Book Club Cookbook,

Book Club Cookbook $11.16 This first cookbook created specifically for book clubs shows readers how to add a delightfully delicious angle to their book club gatherings. Featuring recipes and food-related discussion ideas for one hundred popular book club selections, The Book Club Cookbook guides readers in selecting and preparing culinary masterpieces that tie in just right with the literary masterpieces their club is reading. From Honey Cakes to go along with The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd to Eggplant Caponata to go with Bel Canto by Ann Patchett; from Lemony Goat Cheese Tart with Galileo’s Daughter by Dava Sobel to Shrimp Flautas for Empire Falls by Richard Russo; The Book Club Cookbook makes adding foods that stem from the books your club reads fun and easy. Vicki Levy Krupp and Judy Gelman polled hundreds of book clubs all over the country to determine what their members are reading and to discover the creative ways that they’re integrating food into their meetings. With recipes and colorful background information on the role that food plays in the reading choices-much of which was contributed by the authors of the book club selections themselves–The Book Club Cookbook will add some real flavor to your book club meetings.