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disneymusicnerd (172 KP) rated Disney Magic Kingdoms in Apps

Sep 10, 2019  
Disney Magic Kingdoms
Disney Magic Kingdoms
Games, Entertainment
7
7.0 (6 Ratings)
App Rating
I love the games story mode & so many characters & rides to collect (0 more)
Too many special events Too many rides, not enough space Enchantments for rides too confusing & complicated (0 more)
Girl who has everything
I have played this game since it started & for the most part, love it! The story mode is great & I love the range of characters & the fact new characters are constantly joining. I feel like more emphasis needs to be put on story modes rather than limited events- I also feel that limited events are getting much harder & require more gems/money to get, which is 1 thing I always loved about the game was the limited financial input. I also am fed up with complaining (& seeing everyone else complain) that there is not enough land. I'm sure I've almost got more rides in storage than out & swapping them round is a nightmare to juggle space wise- especially now the lands have a requirement of what you need to put in. The new enchantments are overly complicated & while I like the idea behind it, they are a bit of a nuisance. I love the game as a concept & up until recently, would have scored this higher! Too many difficult timed events & the enchantment confusion have lowered this for me.
  
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Lottie disney bookworm (1056 KP) Sep 10, 2019

I agree completely! It doesn't stop me being addicted though 😂
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Lindsay (1717 KP) rated When I Meet You (Tree Of Life #3) in Books

May 9, 2020  
When I Meet You (Tree Of Life #3)
When I Meet You (Tree Of Life #3)
Olivia Newport | 2020 | Fiction & Poetry
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
When I Meet You is well done. It another story about genealogy. We are brought in with Jillian being with her dad on a trip to Denver. She does not know why. But her reaction to the steamer trunk brings us to the start of Jillian's journey in finding out who the owner is.

I enjoy the way, the author brings the past to life and the future together. Though she does it with clues given to her. We will not be able to solve the mystery until the end. Jillian also is pulled to look at her family history or at least into the steamer trunk that she was given by her mother.

The timelines go back and forth between the 1909 storyline and the present-day timeline. Could have Jillian found someone special. Norlan seems to be more occupied to feed two hundred people. Will he be able to create a menu for that many people. Will get the help he needs as well.

There are historical events. The story is mostly on the train from Ohio to Denver. Pinkerton seems to be the one mostly corresponding that is sent to a woman that is the owner of a trunk that was abandon at Denver's Union Station. Whatever happened to the owner?