Review: A Real Flight Into Neverland
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2013
The thing that stands out most about this book is, it's a really fantasy. Sort of a neat story, though at times the battles seem a little drawn out and tedious. Having said that, some of the premises of the tale really don't hold water, at least to me.  To start with, the group hive type of civilization lives in a small universe that is alien to our form of life. So alien that we could not survive, unprotected, in it for even a few seconds.  And yet, creatures from that universe don't find our environment so alien to them that they can survive quite nicely. The solution to saving the world and defeating the bad guys left me a little cold. Our heroin, along with the child and the man have to become GODS. I think that the book would have been more satisfying if science, ingenuity and bravery had some how found a solution to this big threat. I really like some of the authors books, but this one wasn't up to the others standards. But then, I'm not a big fan of fantasy books.