The book’s story is fine. The same sort of silly, ridiculous, mildly immature, but engaging and fun storytelling from the previous two books. I would rate this 5 stars but someone seriously dropped the ball with quality on this one. At multiple points throughout the story Tiana Camacho’s lines cut to several seconds of blank static. It’s particularly bad in chapter 31 where it happens 4 times in that chapter alone. You can usually still figure out more or less what the lines were supposed to be from context but it’s distracting and really sad to see from a group that usually provides top tier narration and recording quality.