Just eh. I don’t understand all the hype. I just felt like home girl was sort of a brat a

Ugh it was my favorite movie for a reasons and book just brought all the feels to life. I just love that Harry is so loved and cared for and fought for. It’s one thing to wish you had people and it’s another to realize that you’ve always had people and that is so beautifully captured in this book. The nostalgia, the feels and all the joy!!

#teamsirius !!!

I just - the writing wasn’t my favorite and it wasn’t fun like a teen and high school romance usually is. I cringed A LOT and I feel like coming from me that’s saying something because is soon at the cringiest things

Truly a beautiful depiction of the creation story and how the lord sings into life the beauty of his majesty in the form of creation.

I listened in audio and it made the text come more alive and just the many profound words from Aslan and just how these stories came to be. It really is peaceful and healing to listen too.

I mean, my childhood is coming back to me in the best way but also just the longings and how they portrayed through each character, deeper longings to know more than just the power of Aslan.

Wept through Lucy and Susan’s own moments of deep sorrow as Aslan was presumed dead. It was just a real depiction of what love, deep deep love for the lord looked like… looks like. And how Aslan mourned as Jesus mourned and in turn we did too.

Ugh. Heart.

Talk about a book that ruins you in the absolutely BEST way. My heart fluttered, bursted with laughter, crumbled with ache, and found stillness with peace. Emily just writes so innately, so intube with the human heart that it’s encapsulating. Honestly, I’ve never read a book that makes me laugh aloud louder than this one and cry just as loudly the next.

Nora and Charlie are EPIC, but I felt the deep pull of Nora and Libby the most. Connected by blood, yet bonded through traumatic experience and deep love for each other. To disrupt a flow of life that has become so natural as breathing is almost unheard of, but it’s quite a riveting story when told with all the stages of grief, uncertainty, joy, and moments that are held on to not just by the readers but also the characters.

A truly, BEAUTIFUL book, that I may just start reading again… because as Nora would say, I’m just not ready for it to be over.