Kid reviews for Flashback: Keeper of the Lost Cities, Book 7 (2024)

Written by Anonymous

This is my all time fav series! There is a good bit of action in the books and lots of twist and turns but this series is a MUST READD THANKS FOR THIS GREAT SERIES!!!! LOVE YOU SHANNON MESSENGER ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

There isn’t that much action after the first part of the book, and the plot doesn’t move along that much. Kinda disappointing compared to the other books.

This was an awesome book! I'll admit, it was not my favorite, but that's because it gets slow. Romance: Fitz and Sophie almost kiss, but a second before Silveny interrupts them. Sophie kisses Dex as a trust exercise to prove that they have no chemistry, and Dex admits he'd liked her for years. (Though I guess we all kinda knew that) Language: None. Violence: Definetly more than the previous books -- All of the bones in Sophie's hand shatter from shadowflux. Fitz breaks his leg. That's mostly it. Guys... I hate to say it, but... as much as I LOVE Keefe, Fitz is wearing me down. He's starting to seem like the best option between the two. I'm completely torn between the two. Fitz is super jealous of Sophie and has anger issues, but Keefe has a SUPER hard life and he just keeps trying to work alone. UGH.

This book is my favorite book in the universe! It's filled with adventure, along with mystery and the smallest bit of romance. I love this book because ive read the whole series, and I can never wait until the next book comes out. I give it five stars no doubt.

EmW Teen, 14 years old

Kid, 10 years old

SPOILERSThis is a nice addition to one of my favourite series! There is a huge attack from the Neverseen, and that leaves Sophie and Fitz in the healing centre for a few hundred pages. The beloved, rare alicorns reproduce succesfully as well! I will reccomend this book.

Half of the story is Sophie recovering and fluff. Disappointing. And Sophie's "bodyguards" aren't really that helpful in real situations.

*claps hands* I’m back with hopefully good reviews. So on with it. This book is super good, I loved the way the beginning was (though most of the middle was healing center) and the end was ✨. A few things I think fellow kid (and perents) should be aware of, is the PTSD in this book (and the fact your kid will be crying on the couch that sophitz didn’t happen yet). Sophie is dealing with some deep stuff and (finally) an author described it. It’s also very…hard to understand a few parts and I think a perent might want to help there kid, and overall if your child (or you) are under 10 you should have a talk about it afterwards. THANKS 4 READING, ANNIE OUT.