The Land Of Stories: Beyond The Kingdoms By Chris Colfer

What?! You can’t leave me hanging like that.
I mean she and he and they…ugh.

To be completely honest, I went into this thinking that this book would end the saga. I was wrong.
Alex has discovered the masked man and now has been kicked off the fairy council.
Plus she’s losing control. She’s losing her temper. And every time she does…her powers go well enchantress evil.
Red and Charlie didn’t get married. He went with the witch who cursed him in order to protect Red. Goldilocks is pregnant..and hormonal.
The masked man has turned the witches against well…everyone else.
He stole a potion that the former fairy-godmother made to cheer him up on a random day before stripping him of his powers.
He is now traveling through realm after realm collecting fairytale villains to assist him in taking over.
So..the adventure begins.

Travel guide:
Oz
Wonderland
Neverland
King Arthur’s time (Turns out OMG has a thing for Merlin)
Sherwood Forest

If you have read the land of stories. I highly suggest this one.
If NOT…start with book 1.

These aren’t just for kids. I’m in my 20’s and stayed up reading each and everyone of these books.

This is a really fun adventure 😃 not only does the reader continue with Chris’ journey through the land of stories, but they also be involved with the characters and places from some very well known literature from this world-for example, you will travel into the land of Oz, Sherwood Forest, and wonderland to name a few. You will see Chris’ intrepretation of these story elements and come to the realization of how well read he is. Of the five stories he takes us to, Oz or wonderland is my favorite 😉 you will not only see his knowledge of children’s literature, you will see that he is also well versed in fables. I just cannot say how much I enjoy his series-if I ever have the opportunity to meet him or a third time, I plan to tell him that I like his series even more than I like the Potter series!

Loved all the books so far, and this one is no exception. Your attention is captivated from beggining to end. I would highly recommend for kids, and adults!

This is a great book, it is the continuation of the saga of Alex and Conner and the discovery of their life story. It is well written, the characters are great and the story flows. Alex and Connor continue on their quest for justice to bring peace and to continue find out about themselves and their family history. This is a great series for kids, I believe it is also a great series for adults who likes fairy tales told from another perspective, all the storybook characters come to life but different from the regular fairy tales, some in the way you were told and others a little bit different. I like this series and I am an adult.. I can’t wait until the last book comes out but I will also be sad, because it will end the series, I think, at least it will end the series, I don’t know, I guess I will have to wait and see. But I do recommend reading this series from the beginning, that way you will understand each character very well.

Answer to my headline….
Of course not…..even if I say”the worst”….wld ever some1 believe on me…..not, right?
Oh my…..
This is my first novel series which I actually love(indeed) …. Which actually taught me that a writter needs to study all type of emotion to show them in different characters {Not an easy task(atleast for me)}…..it just inspires me to no end..
Well I’m gonna tell u my story that how I started reading this novel….
My mom brought it for me somewhere around sept or oct(2016)…I tried reading the prologue but it was too boring… It was kept aside for days n days… I watched a TV show so**********first…. Which made me like fairy tales a bit….one night(june 2017)when sleeping wid my grandparents (maternal) a thought came to me ‘ I’m interested in fairy tales…..then the book which my mom gave(#tlos) is somehow related with fairy tales I must go n check’s…I opened the first page n I fell in love with #tlos❤️❤️…..I didn’t let my grandmother switch off the lights as it was getting late I was forced to do so….in three more days I finished my 1st novel…then I’ve a habit of surfing internet if whatever I liked…. I discovered that there r more books in the same series so I forced my mom to get me books ever since…..n one gud thibf_ I didn’t had to wait for years n years to get these books…
It inspires me to write more
Now presently I’ve 5 books of #tlos n waiting for the last one…..
N thanks to this series my English has developed a lot more
I’m actually the best English speaker of my class
N thanks for making me luv this series by making it more interesting
N thanks cos of this I’ve developed a special luv towards book📚📕📙 n especially literature
I know the words which my class mates actually dont
N thanks to ur book
Hats of Chris colfer
Amazing
Wonderful
It inspires me to write poems n storues
I’ve written poems n searching for stories (in my mind)
U really have capability to be in top ten writters of modern age
Plssss don’t finish Ur book #tlos 6
Your book huggers don’t want u to finish it here… please
N for extra info I’m 12

Chris Colfer increases the complexity of his plot in this, the 4th Land of Stories book. Instead of a single book set of adventures as he has previously written, Beyond the Kingdoms is setting us up for the big showdown coming in Book 5 between Alex and Conner Bailey supported by their ragtag group of fairy tale characters and their evil Uncle Lloyd (aka the Masked Man). In this installment, they find that their Uncle had stolen a potion at the end of the previous book (LoS:A Grimm Warning), that allows him to enter any the imaginary world of any book. Lloyd is amassing an evil army from the likes of Peter Pan, Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland and more. He wants nothing less than to obliterate the Fairy Tale World. Alas, the twins and supporters always seem to be a step behind him, as the tension builds. We cringe at their missteps and cheer Alex and Conner’s successes.

Colfer keeps readers engaged in this fast-paced story. Just when you have figured out what is going on, he throws us for a loop which keeps the book exciting.