Oh my god Ridley Pearson please STOP. This series has gone on too long and while the writing was good in the first few books, it's taken a sharp turn for the worse. The idea to include the writing of fans is an interesting one, yes, and kudos to the fans that got in, but it makes the book clunky. The plot: reiterated, and it doesn't quite capture the magic of Disney anymore. I say this as a person who loves, loves, the Disney parks. I mean, I used to read guidebooks. For fun. I know pretty much every attraction. Last time I went I found my way around without a map because I knew them so well.

Please leave these poor kids alone. Let them move on. ( )

The Kingdom Keepers are back! The Keepers grew up and are heading off into college, but Pearson gives readers one final adventure.

Finn believes the Overtakers are back after receiving a strange message-- Walt's pen goes missing and a copy of the pen is drawn on his right arm (he's right handed, so he could not have drawn it himself). Finn gets the Keepers together, although they are separated into different parts of the country. They go to Disneyland in California, meet the Jacks and Queen of Hearts (possible Overtakers) after heading back in time. They traveled back to opening day at Disneyland and meet a younger Wayne Kresky. The ending is a cliff-hanger, so Pearson must have more up his sleeve. ( )