I Read 7 Fantasy Books In 7 Days...

I forgot how good Prince Caspian was. I forgot how fun it was. I forgot how compelling the story was, how compelling the character of Caspian is.

Like I said, it is my favorite and I that still stands. This is a great book. There's a lot of fun twists and turns, some incredible world building, some great connections to the first two novels.

What a brilliant way to depict propaganda. how it works, how the mind of a person can be manipulated to the point of making them do things that they normally wouldn't do. And then of course the resolution with Alan and how we get a full circle moment.

This is just groundbreaking. And of course, the allegory that this book specifically is just nothing short of remarkable.

It's crazy when you read something as a kid and you come back to it decades later and it still holds the same magic. It still holds the same whimsy. It still holds the same spark that kind of made you into a fan in the first place.

The silver chair, we finished it. Took me a total of four and a half hours. It had everything.

The voyage of the Dawn Trunner is an absolute banger. Essentially, the Dawn Treader is a ship, but it's the first ship that Narnia has seen in centuries. The king has built it for a voyage to find seven missing lords after a big war.