Kingdom Keepers II: Disney At Dawn | Ridley Pearson

Kingdom Keepers II: Disney At Dawn | Ridley Pearson | Keep'em comin!

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	Kingdom Keepers II: Disney At Dawn Ridley Pearson Disney Editions, 2008 - 384 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

It's supposed to be a happy day at the Magic Kingdom-the return of the teenaged holographic hosts. But things go very wrong when a sudden lightning storm disrupts the celebration, and Amanda's mysterious sister, Jez, disappears. The only clue is the sighting of a wild monkey in the Magic Kingdom during the storm. The mystery deepens as Finn is contacted by Wayne, an old man he hasn't heard from in months. Wayne tells Finn that there's trouble at the Animal Kingdom: the evil Overtakers have gained control of one of the computer servers that will be used to operate Daylight Holographic Imaging there. That means that if any of the holographic hosts fall asleep, they will go into comas-permanently. Filled with action and brimming with the same meticulous detail as The Kingdom Keepers: Disney After Dark, this second book in the series-Disney at Dawn-is the result of hands-on research behind the scenes at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park. Young and older readers alike will get a glimpse into a second Disney kingdom. The wild rides have only just begun; and the clock is ticking. How long can the teens keep themselves awake in their quest to find their friend-and what happens if they fail?

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Great Addition

This book only added to the wonderful story of the Orginal Kingdom Keepers. I read it cover to cover in one day and loved ever minute of it!!!

A must read!!!

Keep'em comin!

Enjoyed the book. With the way this one ends, sounds like more books could be in the works. I know it's called Kingdom Keepers, but I would like Epcot and Hollywood Studios to have their own books too. Hey, even a book about Downtown Disney could be fun.

great followup to the original

This is a great series for Disney fanatics young and old. Disney at Dawn is a fun read, and it is exciting to see the references to rides, shows, and even a hotel at Walt Disney World. It brings back happy memmories of Disney vacations with my family. Most of the action in Disney at Dawn takes place in the Animal Kingdom instead of the Magic Kingdom.

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A Fun Read for Disney Fans and Cast Members Alike

Having been a Disney cast member for many years, I read Kingdom Keepers: Disney After Dark, and now it's sequel Kingdom Keepers II: Disney at Dawn with great interest. Both offer a fun read for kids and adults alike. With "Disney at Dawn," author Ridley Pearson has continued his story of the Kingdom Keepers, a group of school children who originally modeled for the fictional holographic Interactive Host Program at Disney's Magic Kingdom but who now find themselves the unofficial protectors of Disney. In the original story, the kids are magically transported into the Magic Kingdom at night while they're asleep. Their mission - to find out who is behind the mysterious goings on in the park after dark. Animatronic figures are roaming the parks and Disney characters have come alive, including the villians. Now, in the sequel, the kids again find themselves in the park; this time in Disney's Animal Kingdom. They must delve deeper into the mystery of the Overtakers, to find out which super villian is really in charge and what horrible scheme the villians have in mind. Fans of Disney, especially cast members past and present, will enjoy the refereneces to familiar locations and settings. Sure, there are some glaring errors (Ridley, it's Fantasmic, not the fantasmics) and some lesser errors that only cast members will appreciate (there are some interesting assumptions concerning ride operation and cast member IDs for example) but it is a work of fiction, so those mistakes offer an additional element of interest for those of us who work in the industry. I strongly recommend this series as a wonderful read for all ages. With page-turning actions, humorous dialogue, and engaging characters, it's a fun addition to any library!

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predictable but very good

I very much enjoyed this book. I am 29 but these books give me my Disney fix. Maybe for the next book EPCOT?

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