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Title:Rise of the Isle of the Lost (Descendants #3)
Author:Melissa de la Cruz
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 304 pages
Published:May 23rd 2017 by Disney-Hyperion
Categories:Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult
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Ride with the tide!

Deep beneath the waves, King Triton’s powerful trident has passed through the magical barrier that surrounds the Isle of the Lost—keeping villains in and magic out. And when Mal’s longtime rival Uma, daughter of Ursula, gets wind of this, she can’t believe her luck. The tide has dragged in something good for a change, and Uma is determined to get her wicked hands on it. But first, she needs a pirate crew.

A storm is brewing back in Auradon, and when Mal, Evie, Carlos, and Jay hear that the trident has been washed away, they realize they’ll have to find it before anyone from the Isle does. Luckily, they seem to have a talent for locating missing magical objects.

As Uma readies for the high seas alongside Harry, son of Captain Hook, Gil, son of Gaston, and the toughest rogues on the Isle of the Lost, the reformed villains of Auradon devise their own master plan. And with King Ben away on royal business, they won’t have to play by all the rules. Using bad for good can’t be totally evil, right?

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Original Title: Rise of the Isle of the Lost
ISBN: 1484781287 (ISBN13: 9781484781289)
Edition Language: English
Series: Descendants #3
Literary Awards: Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Middle Grade & Children's (2017)


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Ratings: 4.07 From 3661 Users | 403 Reviews

Rate Appertaining To Books Rise of the Isle of the Lost (Descendants #3)
I have no idea why I like these books so much but I do. I'm 22 and should have grown out of watching DCOMS by now. I guess you're never too old for Disney. This was a great follow up to the last book and a great set up for the movie.I thought this was another solid book in the series/franchise. I liked that Lonnie was in this because she is one of my favorites. I also liked the new characters and can't wait to see them in the movie. All in all, it was an enjoyable read for Descendants fans.

Definitely not as good as the first two, but still enjoyable. There was a lack of humor in this story. I had a few laughs here and there but nothing like the first two. There were also less interactions with main Disney characters. For example, Ursula is not in the book at all except for one tentacle. I don't think she says anything either. I found Jafar and the Evil Queen funny and entertaining in the first book and I would have liked some humorous interactions between Ursula and her daughter.

This was another good read in the series. I will admit it wasn't as good as the others. The reason for that was that it spent more time with the villains rather than the other guys. I'm hoping that there will be another book. Especially with the ending being what it was.

While I did enjoy this book, it definitely wasn't as enjoyable as the first two books in this series. This book has too many characters to follow, and I didn't like the Uma storyline. That fell flat for me. The other set of characters were still fun to read about. I won't watch the movie, but if there's another book in this series, I will probably read it.

Can't wait! Why am I just finding out about it now though?! Also, I thought Gaston had twin boys, both named Gaston and looked it up, and it said Harriet instead of Harry. Is Harry a shorter version?



Final review, first posted on Fantasy Literature. Note: My FanLit editor specifically requested that I turn my review of this third book into a review of the entire series, so this review discusses all three books (so far) as well as the related TV musical films and other media tie-ins. But, full disclosure, I've only actually read this third book in full, though I've read excerpts of the other books and watched a bit of the movie. Evie, Mal, Carlos and JayDisneys THE DESCENDANTS series of