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Não sei se é pelo momento em que estou vivendo, mas não foi uma história que me surpreendeu tanto, em alguns momentos achei interessante, principalmente os momentos de ação, mas em outros achei tão parada. Mas as cenas do Aslan sempre me arrepia, ele retratando Jesus é muito bonito de se ver, a Lúcia sendo fiel o tempo todo como Maria, é muito lindo, pena que nem a Lúcia nem o Edmundo irão voltar no próximo livro. Me comovi com final, eu gosto da Lúcia .
como siempre super biased con estos libros y me la pela (he llorado muchísimo)
This is the third Narnia book I’ve read—yes, I’m reading them in a “different” order 😅—and honestly, I think it’s my favorite so far. Watching Lucy and Edmund’s growth since their first adventure was truly rewarding, and Eustace surprised me in the best way. But Reepicheep? That little mouse had more courage than a lion—easily my favorite character! 🐭🗡 This book pulled me out of a reading slump, and for that, I’ll always be grateful. I’m really enjoying the series and can’t wait to dive into the next one.
In the fifth book of the Chronicles of Narnia we see the return of Lúcia and Edmundo to the world of Narnia and we also discover that Susana and Pedro will no longer be able to return there. The book contains several adventures and many references to Christianity, but it didn't become one of my favorites. I felt that in this book the biggest focus was on the development of the characters, as the plot itself was weaker when compared to the previous books. Lucia, Eustace, Caspian and Reepicheep have considerable development, something that didn't happen so often in the previous books, at least not so clearly (with the exception of Edmundo). Overall, I thought it was a fun book with several adventures and now I'm curious to see how the story will unfold with only 2 books left to finish the series. I wish I had more to say about this book, but I don't, not without giving spoilers, so here's my recommendation to read it and be enchanted by the world of Narnia.