I think we should ban glitter...but we should also make a safer glitter follow me if you agree

I LOVE glitter. One time, I accidentally put glitter in a b-day card for my Nanny and usually, my Nannys mom gets the cards I give Nanny. but Nanny got the card instead. It got ALL over her. but I want to ban glitter; I don't want it to kill little fishys and other animals.

Yes, the next book has to come out FAST! I need it so bad! Dex still needs more pages, if you ask me. He deserves a lot more, as does Biana!

This is the 9th (8.5) book of the best series ever! I was kind of disappointed with this book, it had only two hundred pages while the other five hundred and fifty were extras. I enjoyed some of the extras though, including Keefe's registry file, the official art, and the recipes, but I feel like Shannon should have written more of what her readers have been waiting a year for. It was also lacking action and adventure. I am glad though that Dex was given more page time and that Fitz and Sophie are still friends. I'm looking forward to the next book, partly because unlocked's cliff hanger is killing me.

Keeper of the Lost Cities Unlocked is different from the other books, but Shannon Messenger still did a great job with the content that you definitely don't want to miss. The first 3/4 of the book contains extras about the lost cities, like Sophie and her friends registry files, and the council keeps a VERY suspicious amount of information about them. Keefe also has his own detention record in the book, and Sophie has her own medical record. The book also features Keefe memories in art form. These full color illustrations are something you really want to see! There is recipes and information of everything you want to know about the lost cities, including things not mentioned before! The last part of the book is the story, which is told in Sophie and Keefe's perspectives. Sophie is desperate to unlock Oralie's cache to see if there is information about Keefe's new ability that could help them. But when Keefe figures out what he can do, he starts to become distant from his friends while he asks some elves to help him stop using his abilities. What he figures out can harm people's emotions, and even Sophie herself, which is something Keefe doesn't want to do. Sophie and her friends even have a new task, and when they finally uncover some lead into Keefe's legacy, things might start to make sense, until Keefe does something reckless that could put everyone he cares about at risk... I loved this book, and I encourage you guys to read it too! You need to read this book before book 9! Hope you love the book as much as I did!