Comics and Fiction

     "The Silver Chair" is the fourth published book in the beloved fantasy series "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis. It takes readers on a thrilling adventure set in the magical land of Narnia. The story follows Eustace Scrubb, a character from a previous book, and his classmate Jill Pole, who find themselves transported to Narnia by Aslan, the great lion and ruler of the realm.      In Narnia, Eustace and Jill are given a mission by Aslan. They must rescue Prince Rilian, the rightful heir to the throne of Narnia, who has mysteriously disappeared. Guided by instructions from Aslan, the two children embark on a perilous journey to the underworld, aided by Puddleglum, a courageous Marsh-wiggle.      As they venture deeper into the dark and dangerous realm, Eustace, Jill, and Puddleglum encounter various obstacles, including a treacherous queen who tries to enchant and deceive them. They must rely on their wits, bravery, and the guidanc...

The 7 ½ deaths of Evelyn Hardcasle is an interesting book. It starts you of in a forest with no memories yelling the name Ann. You are beaten up and one of your presumed attackers gives you a compass pointing a direction and you follow to a big mansion with many people inside. A doctor checks you out and says you will be fine and will gain your memories back in a few months. In the mean time you make friends around the house. You also try to learn what happened you you and Ann.  When you are get back from a walk and are resting in your bed a man in a strange costume approaches you. He tells you you have 7 days and 7 bodies to find out who will Evelyn Hardcastle at 11:00am and then you can escape this trap. Whenever you go to sleep, die, or it is pasts midnight you switch bodies. If you fail you die permanently. There are two other people competing as the same time as you and the person to get it right first, wins and escape the mansion.  You later find out each body has a his...

     We asked a random high school student to write down as many methods of picking an enjoyable book as possible and rank them from worst to best. Of course, there is only one true way to analyze any work of literature, but we didn’t tell him that. The subject started with legitimate advice but eventually began writing pure misinformation. The more egregious claims were ranked at the very beginning of the list as per instructions. The study was called off after the subject experienced catatonic shock from the sheer pointlessness of his exercise and was rushed to the hospital. His sacrifice was an important asset to the scientific community. Now, you can bask in the complete and utter nonsense he has spat onto his page. We hope this study serves as a lesson to all: (1) Don’t bother coming up with multiple answers to a problem with only one true solution, and (2) Don’t trust everything you read. Whoever wrote it may just be messing with you... Method 1 – Flammability: Th...

  “Tintin in the Congo” Summary This story starts out with Tintin and Snowy traveling to the Belgian Congo, and once they reach the Congo, they meet up with their travel guide named Coco. As Tintin is traveling through Congo, he notices a similar face from the ship to Congo, and this mysterious man attempts to murder Tintin. Luckily, Tintin is saved by monkeys who throw coconuts down from the trees which then hits the man's head. Tintin immediately flees from the scene, and the following day, Tintin gets into a car crash, but luckily a reporter spots them and is able to tow their car and bring them to his local village. In that village, Tintin is greeted by the king, and the king offers to go hunting with him. When Tintin is hunting with the king, he is knocked unconscious by a lion. Right when Tintin is about to be devoured by the lion, Snowy comes and bites off the lion's tail which makes it run away. When Tintin comes back alive with the king, he is looked at as a hero by ...

Since I wrote a blog post about the 7th Wings of fire book and the 8th Wings of fire book, I decided to read the 9th Wings of fire book. If you’ve read my previous blog posts, or if you’re familiar with the series, you probably know that the Wings of Fire series is a series which is told in the point of view of a dragon. Since the main character changes each time, the main character for this book is a dragon named Turtle (confusing, I know) who finds out that the evil dragon from book 6, Darkstalker, has reawoken and someone has to stop him. Turtle thinks that he isn’t the “someone” who can stop Darkstalker so he tries to look for someone who can. However time is running out so Turtle realizes that he might have to do it himself. This book is great because the overall plot is well-thought out and deep and has lots of plot twists. I’ve mentioned this briefly in one of my previous blog posts, but one of the best things about the WOF series is the character development. Every book has a m...