Kingdom Hearts X: Your Keyblade, Your Story The Novel (light novel): Your Keyblade, Your Story (Kingdom Hearts X (light novel)) Paperback – December 24, 2019

I enjoy reading about Kingdom Hearts, I usually prefer the manga to a light novel for this series, but it doesn't fail to impress. Although this is told as if the reader is the main character of the story, which I like as it reminds me of the mobile game this is based on. Although actions are vague, so imagination to fill things in is nice. My only gripe is that it feels like half of a story that could expand more in another story and if you read it you will understand.

Book came on time and in good condition.The novel is rather thin, thinner than Re:Coded. Compared to previous novels, there aren't many illustrations. However, I wasn't bothered by it.As for the story, it is told through Chirithy's POV, so second person perspective. This could be annoying to some but I didn't personally mind. Since it includes Back Cover and you're reading it at your own pace, I recommend making a timeline if it helps. Not much new is added but it does include some details that make you stop and think.Lastly, I highly recommend having an okay understanding of DDD, in particular the TWEWY sections and "Darkness holds your....". It helps certain scenes make more sense, such as Ava and the 'world made of dreams', the unchained state, and Player's dreams.Overall, I enjoyed reading the novel and I feel like I have a better understanding now. When the KHUX novel releases, I'll likely buy that too and this time, I would love to see illustrations of the Dandelion Leaders :)

I love Kingdom Hearts. I love the crazy plot lines, the character development, the Disney Worlds and Characters. It's such a fun series. This book is a novelization of the first mobile app, and it manages to have all of the those things I love about the series all neatly wrapped in novel form.I'm definitely excited for when/if they release a second and third book in this series for the rest of Union X and then for Dark Road.

I was aware of the mobile and tried playing it but I didn't get far. This book got to the point and told me everything I needed to know before I read the other books.This is how Kingdom Hearts all started. I'm looking forward to Union Cross and and Dark Road to be turned into novels so I can read those too.

I just got my book and it was so abused. I'm excited and I'll keep it but what the heck happened to it?The story itself is amazing. The novel is from first person, and follows the game well, so if you stop playing, or can't play for whatever reason i recommend reading this to know what happened. I hope they release a 2nd half of Chi story mode comes out in novel form also.- Jessica, Roberts daughter.

Excited to have the next installment of the Kingdom Hearts Novels! Can't wait to read it!

Love it!!!

I bought this book to gain the plot in place of playing the mobile game. I tried the mobile game for a bit, but I'm not a fan of playing games on my phone as opposed to a console.This is told in the first-person perspective of the cat Chithiry, and also second person as is is "Your Keyblade, Your Story" addressing the reader as "you." I don't have a problem with this if it is done well, but this translation and writing is absolutely terrible. It was like reading an eight-year-old's fanfic. It would have been cool if they made this a choose your own adventure story in relation to the worlds, but kept the Union plot the same/required for the reading.The plot with the Unions was slightly better. It was a bit more detailed and the writing/translation wasn't quite as cringy, so it was nice to get that at least.