At the End of Every Day is a perplexing disappointment. Over half the book builds up a world and a mystery that unfolds too quickly and doesn't deliver. Despite the walls of exposition describing the park, I felt untethered from what was happening and unable to envision many scenes. Much of the book feels nonsensical even after it ends, and I found myself wondering if the author went into this project wanting to lead up to huge and shocking twists, without a solid idea for what they would be. I only recommend this book to those who are really into Disneyland, or don't mind when a book's secrets stay difficult to comprehend.