Customer Reviews
An amazing ending to the series...must read!!! 
2008-05-04
This outstanding novel is both thrilling and humorous. The ever so sly Peter gets caught by his two enimies...hook and ombra. They've plotted to get rid of Peter and the rest of the star catchers for good, and they're determined to suceed. By the time you've finished the third and last book of the "Peter and the Starcatchers" series, the characters are real to you, alive, and it will be hard to say good bye. As the previous books of the series were, this story is equally amazing. Every chapter gives you a glimps of the other characters whereabouts, keeping you on your toes for the whole fantastic journey. Barry and Pearson end their series perfectly, but you don't want it to end. I had tears in my eyes reading the last page. This book is not a story that you will ever forget. I strongly feel that Peter and the Secerets of Rundoon should be read by every child 10-14 whom enjoys fantasy, adventure, and a little bit of romance. I hope that you'll enjoy this book as much as I did!
A great series 
2008-05-01
The first two in the series were entertaining reads--well-crafted and funny. Highly recommended for all ages! Wish I could read the third, though. But now that I have a Kindle, I guess I'll have to wait until it's available in that format. :(
Peter and The Secret of Rundoon 2008-04-09
By:Angie Murdock
Peter and The Secret of Rundoon
by:Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson
Peter and The Secret of Rundoon was so awesome, I loved it! Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry have created a new world of Peter Pan. They have twisted the whole story to an amazing adventure in never land. They have recreated Peter Pan, Captain Hook and the Lost Boys. They have written three action-packed books about Peter's adventures with "starstuff",the magical fallen stars that have given him his ability to fly and in effect made him immortal and a boy never to grow up.
If you haven't read the first two books in the trilogy I suggest you go and get them before you read this. When I started reading this book, I couldn't put it down. It gave me an amazing movie in my head, and it is very well written. Peter and The Secret of Rundoon was a great read. It ended the best trilogy I have ever read. I would suggest this book to people who are looking for a bit of a challenge and a great adventure, it is a fantasy book. It is for readers in 2nd grade and up.
Great Book. Great Series 2008-04-06
I've read the first two books in this series to my son at night. We're about 3/4 through this one. We both really enjoy the story. Lots of good twists and turns and fun connections to Peter Pan.
Yay! Another Peter and the Starcatchers book! 2008-03-03
This is the third book in the "Peter and the Starcatcher" trilogy, imaginative stories that explain HOW Peter became the Peter Pan of fame. My family LOVEs this series! I have 2 children (ages 9 and 10), and we own all three books in this series, and all three audio books as well. I have read (and enjoyed) these books, and my kids have each read all of the books and also really enjoyed them (one child read the first of these books at 7 years old and thought it was wonderful). We listen to the audio books during meals sometimes, or during long car rides. Jim Dale is wonderful, his "voices" really make the book come alive! If you like humor (these books are really quite funny) and the Peter Pan story, then this series is a sure bet.
Not a Super Star but good enough 2008-07-20
If you've read this book I seriously hope you've read the two preceeding books of this trilogy or else you'll be just a tad bit lost. That being said, this is the best book in the three part series by far. The writing is at its best, it's pollished and the typos that so plagued bothe previous books are thankfully gone so it's safe to give to kids without telling them all the grammatical messups from before. The story arch works rather well and nothing feels too forced. Instead you're offered a perspective of Peter Pan's origins that don't seem too forced and that offer a great reading experience for kids and adults. All three books should take you about a week and a half to read at the most because they are truly a light read and chapters are rarely more than ten pages long. so if you're in the mood for a light read and have always wondered where Peter Pan came from, how Tinker Bell was created, why Peter's shadow is detached from him or why that huge crock has a huge ticking clock that won't quit, you should definitely read this series.
Non-stop action 2008-05-28
This book is non-stop action. There is no down time. You must catch your breath after each chapter. We enjoyed the whole series immensely. Perhaps blasphemous, but this series is better than Harry Potter. No loose ends. Very tight, raucous story. The best EVER!!
Entire series is EXCELLENT! 2008-05-15
If you like the notion of Peter Pan, Tinkerbell, etc. this series is really excellent. I don't use the word WONDERFUL much, but they're a great read. They really do carry on the story of Peter and his friends in a believable and fun way. Really AWESOME and you won't be disappointed. The entire series is highly recommended - all three books so far.
So this is it. 2008-05-11
It's sad that this awesome trilogy must come to an end, but I'm happy to say that I enjoyed every minute of it, from the moment those boys and that girl met up with each other and a horrible secret to the end of this installment when Never Land finally becomes familiar.
This story completes the bunch when Peter and the crew are kidnapped to a horrible kingdom where kids are slaved and the darkness of the universe has a horrible plan for the earth.
This is just as exciting as the previous two books, though I think the fantasy went a little annoyingly Star Trek at a point. Still, it was fun and witty and answered a lot of questions. Finally.
peter and the secret of rundoon 2008-05-09
great story it is the continuing story of Peter and his friends against the evil shadows snatchers
