Arthur Goldheart
8 Reads
This one was so different from the first. It's much darker and more somber. The idea that the Pevensies return to Narnia to find it's been hundreds of years and everything they knew is gone is genuinely heartbreaking. It feels like a story about loss and the harsh reality of growing up.
This one was so different from the first. It's much darker and more somber. The idea that the Pevensies return to Narnia to find it's been hundreds of years and everything they knew is gone is genuinely heartbreaking. It feels like a story about loss and the harsh reality of growing up.