Aaron H. Goldberg

I have mixed feelings on this book. At times it's very sensational and others it appeals to your softer side. It starts off with bad things that have happened at the parks. Women having babies in the rest rooms and abandoning them. Tell of a number of serious injuries and deaths in the parks. For the most part it's just bad things that have happened at the Disney parks. But there are some lighter notes the book ends with stories of autistic children who are/were non-verbal who relate to Disney characters and are able to speak to them, literally the child can speak to a hand puppet of a Disney character. If your one who thinks that the Disney corporation can do no wrong this is not the book for you. If your one who thinks that they are all up to no good this may be a book for you. That being said it's an interesting read but not for all.… (altro)