Bad Cat Behaviour’s Reviews > Rialto > Status Update

This is not a fantasy or an adventure, this is a Nancy Drew mystery without ay suspense. This just feels like the Author really loves Theme parks and wanted to write an homage to vintage theme parks and display her vast knowledge of the subject. It's great literature for coping with grief and should almost be a self-help/health book for youth because there are only false promises advertised in the synopsis.

This book is full or moral messages and a strong absence of magic.

I a puzzled by how slow I am reading , how long this book is, and how slow the story is evolving. Concerned and trying to keep interested. I'm giving ~20 more pages if it doesn't liftoff I might have to shelf this one.

This story is good but challenging my ADD brain as a lot has been divulged but thee adventure is still yet to happen

Although I believe this an invaluable book for children learning to master emotions and I am genuinely curious for what's to come..... This book is moving slower than expected. It has taken surprisingly long to get to through the first 100 pages and the premise is being developed; no sight of the magical amusement park yet or much magic at all.