The Kingdom Keepers!

[jgh]

I haven't had a chance to read these. I actually saw the books for the first time in the parks last week and I really wasn't sure if they were straight up elementary school novels or if anyone could read them (and it would appeal to them)... I didn't have time to look up reviews but now I completely wish I had bought them! I only live a few miles from a Barnes and Noble...I wonder if they would have it in stock.

 

[RichieRich13]

I haven't had a chance to read these. I actually saw the books for the first time in the parks last week and I really wasn't sure if they were straight up elementary school novels or if anyone could read them (and it would appeal to them)... I didn't have time to look up reviews but now I completely wish I had bought them! I only live a few miles from a Barnes and Noble...I wonder if they would have it in stock.

The 1st book Disney after Dark is hard to find. But I managed to get all of em on Amazon. They are amazing...anybody can read them and it just keeps you wanting more. You will enjoy them.

 

[Luv0fDisney]

really? I would think of barnes and nobles?

 

[Serrina89]

I certainly do enjoy the books. The reader in me notices some flaws (like the lack of fully fleshed out characters), but the DisNerd in me absolutely loves the series. I read them each fall, so I'll be getting to #5 soon.

I just read the first one and I have to agree the concept behind the books and the plot is just amazing....However, I think the author could have did a better job describing everything. I took a while for me to distinguish the main characters and I found myself only being able to image a small image of what was happening where as when i read harry potter, percy jackson and the olympians, I could imagine the whole scene. The author also left out important events in the first book.

Overall I give the book an A for plot but a C for writting style/quality