A Kingdom Keepers Adventure The Syndrome, by Ridley Pearson
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Fans of the Kingdom Keepers will devour this captivating stand-alone adventure told from the point of view of the Fairlies. When Amanda travels east to Orlando on a hunch, she's met with the worst news possible. Kingdom Keeper Finn Whitman is missing. Calling on her own gift (she's telekinetic), her sister Jess's ability to dream the future, and their fellow Fairlie Mattie Weaver's unexplained ability to read minds through physical contact, the three gifted girls must navigate treachery, deception, and the stubborn, unwilling parents of the missing Keepers if they're to save their friends.As a special bonus, an excerpt of Disney Lands, the first book in the new Kingdom Keepers series, The Return, is included.
A Kingdom Keepers Adventure The Syndrome, by Ridley Pearson- Amazon Sales Rank: #53040 in Books
- Brand: Disney-Hyperion
- Published on: 2015-03-03
- Released on: 2015-03-03
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.25" h x 1.00" w x 5.50" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 304 pages
About the Author Ridley Pearson is the award-winning author of multiple adventure series for (young-ish) readers, including The Kingdom Keepers, Steel Trapp, and with Dave Barry, Peter and the Starcatchers. Ridley is also a best-selling crime novelist of more than 25 titles. Pearson was the first U.S. citizen to be awarded the Raymond Chandler/Fulbright Fellowship in Detective Fiction at Oxford University. In 2013, Ridley was awarded Missouri's Quill Award and inducted into that state's Writers Hall of Fame. As a "full time dad and husband," Ridley, along with his wife, Marcelle, live with their two teenage daughters in St. Louis, MO.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. It Turns Out the Kingdom Keepers Aren’t Ready for Their Happily Ever After By Mark Baker - Carstairs Considers While I have complained about a couple of books in the series, I really did enjoy the Kingdom Keepers books. Hey, I am a DisNerd after all. So when Ridley Pearson announced that he was working on a sequel series, I knew I’d have to read it. The Syndrome is actually a transition book designed to bridge the gap to the new series. I just read it, and I’m definitely hooked on this next chapter.Not familiar with the franchise? The Kingdom Keepers are a group of kids who work to protect the Disney Kingdom from the Overtakers, a group of Disney villains out to destroy the magic. They do this by crossing over to the parks as holograms while they sleep. Joining the main core of five ordinary kids are Amanda and Jess, two “Fairlies” who have special powers. Confused by all this? It does make sense if you go back and read the earlier books, although the bare essentials are explained here. There are some spoilers for earlier books, however, so jump in here with caution.As this book opens, Amanda and Jess are settling into their new lives in California. They are both in Disney’s school for future Imaginers and really enjoying their new lives. However, it’s been a few days since Amanda has heard from Finn or any of the other Kingdom Keepers. Naturally, this worries her so she takes all their combined savings to fly back to Orlando. When she tries to reconnect with her friends, she is stonewalled by their parents who are clearly hiding something.Meanwhile, Jess has had one of her visions. Along with some images from Disneyland, she also sees men capturing a young woman, someone who looks a lot like Amanda. What do those images mean? Can Jess find a way to protect Amanda? What is going on with the Kingdom Keepers?Anyone familiar with the franchise can easily guess the answer to that last question based on the title, but it isn’t too far into the book before we get that confirmed. The whys take up much of the rest of the story and provide another great story. There are some wonderful complications along the way to the climax which has some nice twists to it but definitely leaves us with plenty of question to launch into the new series.In the past, I’ve complained about the character development or lack of it. That actually wasn’t the case here. With a smaller cast of characters, we got to know them better than in previous books. I loved seeing how Amanda and Jess have grown and continue to grow in this adventure.Of course, it helps that we get the story from their first person points of view. In fact, there are four characters who share first person narrating duties. It’s not something done too regularly, but with the headings when the point of view changed, I found it easy enough to follow.Unfortunately, there are times we get scenes from other character's point of view without anything new added, and the cuts between characters seem a little out of sequence at times. The other flaw with the book is some very poor editing through the entire thing.On the other hand, the scenes in the parks are top notch as always. This has consistently been my favorite part of the franchise, and this book didn’t disappoint in the slightest.So Kingdom Keeper fans will be pleased with The Syndrome. It will leave them wanting to read more. In fact, I’m going to have to make time for the first book in this new series (which is already out) soon so I can figure out just exactly what is happening now.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Little progress through the book, just a lot of words! BUT I WILL STILL BUY THE NEXT ONE By Robert Thomas At some parts this book really becomes hard to follow or understand where it has jumped to. Readers suggestions being included distract from the plot and progress in current Pearson books. If he has run out of far fetched ideas Mr. Pearson needs to move on to other projects.. It seems this started (although the entire idea of DHI's is far fetched as also is the over takers, but kind of fun) with the dolphins saving the Kingdom Keepers as they jumped off the cruise Ship. Book is kind of a waste of time even for Disney Philes! BUT I WILL STILL BUY THE NEXT ONE
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great book! I loved the mystery of it all ... By Jeff Rackham Great book! I loved the mystery of it all (I read it before The Return) and the fact that it not only focused on our favorite Fairlies, but also on Greg Luowski and the two opposing forces in regards to the Keepers. - I do have to say that there is a slight disconnect between this book and The Return but it doesn't diminish from the exciting story that unfolds. - Overall, great book! Disney has just made the Kingdom Keepers series even better than before!
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