New Book! A Mystery Set at Disney World!

[WaltD4Me]

finished the book this morning, definitely a fun little adventure

It's no Da Vinci Code, but it was a fun read. I definitely think you would need to be a Disney fan to enjoy it though. I could picture all the places Hawk was going to, which made it more enjoyable. One minor thing, I couldn't get used to the character names, Grayson, Farrell, Kirin...

 

[paulasillars]

My 10 yr old LOVES Kingdom Keepers she read the 1st one at school, didnt know it was a series Thanks!

I loved the Kingdom Keepers, I'll have to hunt down the last book. They may have been written for children but they are suitable for all ages and all Disney fans. They are good, fun stories.

 

[FairyGodmotherJen]

Can't wait to check this one out! Now that I'm done with my master's degree, I actually have time to read what I want to!! I've downloaded another book to my Kindle - Mousetrapped: A Year and a Bit in Orlando, Florida. It was only a buck or two, and it sounded like it had an interesting perspective from someone who dreamed of being a CM, found out it wasn't all roses, but still doesn't regret her time there. I have to finish The Help first, though

The Kingdom Keepers series is a great one. I've read the first book to my students (4th grade) before, and though I had to fill them in a little bit on Disney for those that hadn't been, they enjoyed it. I actually ended up showing them some pictures of the different attractions from the DIS so that they could visualize them! I did read the latest one this summer. The fact that the next one will be on the cruise line is exciting for me, as that's a Disney trip I've always wanted to take but haven't managed yet.

Just for the record, I think a movie version would be difficult. Too much behind-the-scenes stuff!