Kingdom Keepers The Return Book 3: Disney At Last (Kingdom Keepers: The Return) Kindle Edition

Fitting conclusion to a fun series. Captures your imagination like Walt would want. Recommend these books. Very creative and exciting

The Kingdom Keeper books are great fun in the vein of Harry-Potter-type adventure. They are not well written, but good enough that it is not too distracting.

What a great addition to the other Kingdom Keeper books in the series. I love this series! I am an elementary teacher and these books have it all: Adventure, mystery, history, friendship, science, technology, and scary moments that keep you on the edge of your seat. This one was amazing how Pearson wrote from both timelines but yet it seemed seamless and well placed and timed. So glad I ordered it early and got it so quickly! On a side note I love the colors of the cover, hardbound cover (dark blue), and interior end pages in (bright pink) I loved looking at it and couldn't wait to pick it up and read it!

Such a fantastic book that had me on the edge of my seat, It even made me cry tears of joy and sadness and no book can do that to me. It was so well written and just makes you want to go to Disney! If you have yet to even pick up the series of Kingdom Keepers you should definitely do it! Why cuz these books show so much about Disney and you cant help but love Disney more and more! Im looking forward to more Ridley! Thanks for making the best Disney Ride in the entire World!

It's been an amazing ride. I don't buy multiple book collections often, but I just couldn't resist the temptation, of starting a new page, each time, I'm a little heartbroken at having read the last... now I have all the kindle books of the Kingdom Keepers.To the Author: Keep up the good work in all you do.To everyone: This whole series is a "KEEPER" (in my book, anyway).

I just finished reading this book and while it wasn't as amazing as others in this series have been, it is still well written. It seems like it wrapped the whole series up! There are just too many characters at this point, so it's difficult to keep track of all of them, and which period of time certain ones are in. My daughter is reading it too, and isn't as into it as she was with the other books in the series. Maybe it really should be the last one, Ridley Pearson!

I was a avid reader of the whole series unable to put down such exciting descriptive writing. When the rides were being written about it reminded me of being back on the rides and in he parks. The details he would add would give a behind the scenes look into the Disney brand and he parks. I would find myself swept into the drama of teenagers, which currently raising one I feel he was easy on their dramatics!, but also interested as he wrote about their dynamics and learning about themselves. This series was a page turner and would keep you on your toes.BUT this same excitement fizzled out towards the end of the series. New people were introduced with little back story and the same stories were left unfinished. As always the climax of the series is solved with one simple action. I find that while the series did a lot of foundation on the Kingdom Keepers themselves the stories and plot seems to be forgotten. This finale book felt incomplete with too many additional people added with unnecessary plot lines added and stories left unfinished and unresolved. You are left with more questions then feeling like the series came full circle. The different times were not seamlessly written leaving you questioning who you were following and when. There were major plots that were just ignored or tried to be solved with just a few paragraphs. If this was the final book it did not do the series justice at all.

My son was looking forward to this book and has waited patiently. He’s stoked to add a hardback book to his collection.

Great condition

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