How did I not know about The Kingdom Keepers? Thank you DisneyDee for mentioning these books in one of your posts. Guess what I'll be doing this weekend....just downloaded Book 1 to my Kindle!
Great reading, you will them.
They are awesome books! You might start to see the parks differently though
Spook wrote:They are awesome books! You might start to see the parks differently though
No probably more like
How did I not know about The Kingdom Keepers? Thank you DisneyDee for mentioning these books in one of your posts. Guess what I'll be doing this weekend....just downloaded Book 1 to my Kindle!
We bought or son the first book in this series but he never got into it...kind of making me want to start reading it now
How did I not know about The Kingdom Keepers? Thank you DisneyDee for mentioning these books in one of your posts. Guess what I'll be doing this weekend....just downloaded Book 1 to my Kindle!
Sharing is caring Glad I could be some help I hope you enjoy it. I absolutely loved them and am looking forward to the last two
Kris1971 wrote:How did I not know about The Kingdom Keepers? Thank you DisneyDee for mentioning these books in one of your posts. Guess what I'll be doing this weekend....just downloaded Book 1 to my Kindle!We bought or son the first book in this series but he never got into it...kind of making me want to start reading it now
I think you'll like them. I also read the Peter and the Starcatchers series...another set of good books.(and soon Broadway play and I think movie)
Dee
Member of the 6 castle club and working to pay for my next Disney vacations: 1/5-10/18, September 2018 for my 50th and 2018 the year of Disney cruising.
I'll have to look into these.
Do you need to read them in order? I'm checking my local library's site and the first book is checked out.
You get a recap in each book however I'd start with #1 just to get a feel for the characters
Dee
Member of the 6 castle club and working to pay for my next Disney vacations: 1/5-10/18, September 2018 for my 50th and 2018 the year of Disney cruising.
Okay, pardon my ignorance - with the Olympics going I'm not checking in here very much - so what is this book series about?
Its about 5 teenagers fighting evil forces in the Disney parks after dark. Its a young adult book series, but I'm a young adult at heart! They are very entertaining.
Here's a brief synopsis from Amazon....
When Disney comes looking for five teenagers to serve as actors for a new technology-Daylight Hologram Images, or DHIs-there is more to it than meets the eye. Strange things have been happening inside the Florida park: parts from one ride are found mysteriously moved to another; in the Fantasmic! show, the dragon unexplainably triumphs over Mickey; little blips in story lines and "offstage" antics by characters trouble managers. Finn Whitman, a middle-schooler, goes to sleep one night and has the dream of a lifetime: he "wakes up" inside Disney World as his DHI character, a glowing hologram. He meets an old man there, Wayne, who claims to be one of the original Imagineers and explains to Finn that he "and your friends" have a mission to save the park from forces that humans can neither see nor hear. Not believing his dream, but not totally discounting it, Finn, back in real life, sets out to find the four other kids who were chosen to be DHIs and in doing so he learns an eerie fact: he is not alone in this "dream." The others have had similar experiences.
Sounds interesting. How mature/immature is it? Last time I checked, middle schoolers did not even qualify as "young" adults. If it's not extremely juvenile, I might check out the first one.
Well, I sure do love the Disney parks!
DisneyDee27 wrote:You get a recap in each book however I'd start with #1 just to get a feel for the characters
DeeDisneyDee, I will never look at Its a Small World the same way again!
Finished Book 1 and am 1/3 of the way through Book 2. I'm hooked!
oh, boy...a WDW for Grown Ups book club! Count me in.
Excellent! I'm in as well! Has everyone read Mousejunkies?
Member of the 6 castle club and working to pay for my next Disney vacations: 1/5-10/18, September 2018 for my 50th and 2018 the year of Disney cruising.
Excellent! I'm in as well! Has everyone read Mousejunkies?
I got it for my birthday this year. I laughed through the whole book.
Completely random (I think)..
I happened to see them for sale at the cashier in one of the stores in Frontierland in MK...the walkway between Liberty and Frontier. Looks pretty cool!
Ok, so what is Mousejunkies? I probably qualify based upon the name alone.
It's book of tips and tales of Disney World.
Here's the Mousejunkies website.