Friday, November 15, 2019
This is our current read-aloud. We just finished On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness and now we are reading the second in the Wingfeather Saga, North, or Be Eaten. This is actually the second time we've read these books out loud to our kids. The first time was years ago and I think our oldest daughter may have been the only one who really took the story in. Our youngest daughters don't remember the story, so it needed to be read again.
Many years ago, I actually reviewed this book here on my blog when it first came out. Click here to see that. At the time, I had not read the first book in the series and I had not read any of the other books, since none of them had been written. I gave it good reviews, but I really had no idea how much I'd grow to love this story, these books. To me, this series is as good as the Chronicles of Narnia. I know that's a bold statement and I know that sounds almost like sacrilege, but read these books, and then I think you may agree that I'm not wrong.
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