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[LittleMissMusical]

The first was great, second one was good, the third was... alright.

overall i'm still a fan.

supposedly he's supposed to be writing at least ten books for the series?

i didn't hear that. i heard disney cruise lind, idk how he'll do that, so is he planning on going to allllll the parks around the world? WDW is easy cause it's the bigest. DL would also b an easy one. but the parks in europe and asia will be alot harder for him 2 write and us to read.

 

[marypops!]

i think the issue is that we know too much. the average 'person'(i'll use that word cause the book is read by a spectrum of ages) doesn't know the uber tiny little deatils like left and right. and technically they where written for fourth graders. ages 10-12.



i tried down and out, but it was a little to 'techy' for me. then again i only got 5 pages, so i could b mistaken. from the back of the book it sounds like its centered a lot around hall of presidents. is there a whole lotta haunted mansion in it? if there is i may pick it up again.

From what I remember, the main character works on the Haunted Mansion but is murdered for some reason. When he comes back to life (because nobody can die unless they choose to), he sets out to find who killed him, plus he needs to stop the people who updated the Hall of Presidents from doing the same to the Haunted Mansion to preserve it. It is very technical though.

I asked where the next book is set on Twitter, and Ridley said in Epcot, DHS, MK, and all the schools.

 

[LittleMissMusical]

From what I remember, the main character works on the Haunted Mansion but is murdered for some reason. When he comes back to life (because nobody can die unless they choose to), he sets out to find who killed him, plus he needs to stop the people who updated the Hall of Presidents from doing the same to the Haunted Mansion to preserve it. It is very technical though.

I asked where the next book is set on Twitter, and Ridley said in Epcot, DHS, MK, and all the schools.

rly? cause in an interview and even in the 3rd book he said stuf about the cruise...although i was wondering how he could do the cruise.

 

[marypops!]

http://twitter.com/RidleyPearson

Check it yourself. I'm glad it's not on the cruise mainly because I haven't taken one so I can't relate to it more...

 

[CHBDISNEY]

I have read the first two and I'm going to read the third on the drive to Florida but I want to know what you think of the books? :]

Oh yeah, anyone else watch avatar the last air bender...I <3 that show :]

I have read all 3. I love them. My mom found out that they had to do with Disney, I could not say any more ( cause i was really interested)! TTYS.
- Carissa

 

[MusicalDisneyDreams]

To add to what I said earlier, it bugs me that he calls it Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, then SBS (ok, fine, it's just an abbreviation) and then The Syndrome. It just bugs me.

 

[AliceinHalloweentown]

i didn't hear that. i heard disney cruise lind, idk how he'll do that, so is he planning on going to allllll the parks around the world? WDW is easy cause it's the bigest. DL would also b an easy one. but the parks in europe and asia will be alot harder for him 2 write and us to read.

I don't think the DLRP or TDR parks would be that difficult to write about at all.
Imagine the fantastical adventures in Tokyo Disney Seas!
Ah, a girl can dream.

 

[LittleMissMusical]

I don't think the DLRP or TDR parks would be that difficult to write about at all.
Imagine the fantastical adventures in Tokyo Disney Seas!
Ah, a girl can dream.

well it would b hard 4 most 2 relate with. cause if ur reading KK it's becasue u like disney world or even disneyland... so now ur hooked/dedicated to the series. then he throws tokyo disneyland in there and it's a lot harder to picture. than there's the exception, like you(lucky!) that have been there.(if u can't tell i want to go sooooooooooooo badly but my parents are afraid the language barrior would make it hard to enjoy.

 

[LittleMissMusical]

To add to what I said earlier, it bugs me that he calls it Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, then SBS (ok, fine, it's just an abbreviation) and then The Syndrome. It just bugs me.

well it's the nickname they use. my friend was in a dance company and they danced to the song supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. when she was telling me about it she called it "supercali" so it's to save him from typing it over and over again. i guess it like using he,she,her,him,them etc...