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Jacquie Myburgh _ — "Dream Factory" is about teens being hired to work at Disney World while the normal characters have gone on strike. Ella and Luke have become really good friends working as characters at Disney, but Luke has started to like Ella more than just friends-even if Ella has a boyfriend and Luke has a girlfriend. When their boss decides to make the new cast members go on a scavenger hunt, Ella's boyfriend pairs up with Luke's girlfriend. Everyone else was already partnered up, so Ella and Luke had to do the scavenger hunt together. They learn more about each other and themselves, and eventually end up in a relationship. I really liked "Dream Factory" because it told you more about Disney World, relationships, and friendships. This book had a lot of situations that you would never have thought would happen in real life. A few of those would be the Disney workers going on strike and a man that has been working there for almost his whole life. When I read this book, it talked about some things I never really thought about. The only part of this book that I didn't like was how the characters were different than I actually thought. In one part of the book, Ella would be this strong person, but then she would start crying out of no where because of something that happened in her past. The authors didn't really explain the backgrounds of the characters, which really took a big part of the story line. I think you should read this book if you like romance, or if you like drama. This book definitely has a lot of both. I don't think you should read this book if you love Disney because some parts of the book kind of bash the parks. Like I said before, this book has a lot of drama. Whether it's with family, friends, or relationships, this book has all of it, so if you like to read about that then I would recommend this book to you.

Megan Hyler _egan_yler — I am reading this book for the scond time this year. It is very amusing and odd at the ssame time. I recomend this book to anyone who has a "Nick-Namer" at their school!