This book is about four children who discover something amazing, but as they explore more, they learn something unforgivable has happened. With the help of animals and Aslan, they rescue their brother, but that's not the end. Aslan makes a sacrifice, but in the end, it wasn't the worst. They had tried so hard to get the witch, and they had helped Edmund, their brothers, who had betrayed them.

I like this book because it's something you wouldn't encounter ever. When reading this book, it makes you feel part of the journey. It doesn't have one mission to solve, it has more, and they all lead up to defeating the White Witch, and that sounds impossible.

Good Night, Mr. Tom is a book set during World War II. Mr. Tom lost his wife and child due to a disease, so he has been living alone for some time. When war started, children from London were brought to Little Weirwood, the place where Mr. Tom lives. William Beach is brought up to Mr. Tom's cottage and let in by him with hesitance. As days pass, Mr. Tom and William get closer and Tom acknowledges that William doesn't know how to read or write, so he's sent to school for the first time. Over time, William warms up to Tom, learns to read, loses a friend due to the war, and feels loved. However, his mother wants him back in London. Mr. Tom, who was a cold, serious man, felt empty and hesitant to send him back home. A week later, Mr. Tom wanted to visit William to check on him and see how he had settled, but all he came back to was an empty house. It turned out that William was abused by his mother and was in the closet, tied up, starved, and beaten. He needed to be brought to the hospital and taken away. After getting taken care of, William returned with Tom and returned to school. This is the story of Good Night, Mr. Tom.

Beverly Japinski keeps finding herself running away from home while coping with severe depression due to the passing of her dog. Now that she's recently turned 14, she figures it's not running away, it's simply leaving. Determined to start a new beginning, Beverly finds a job, which is cleaning tables at a fish restaurant. Beverly hates fish. She also finds a place to stay. She doesn't plan to rely on anyone or have anyone rely on her. After all, she always finds a way to isolate herself from the earth. Despite her actions to separate herself from the outside world, she couldn't help forming alliances with those around her. Lola from the trailer park she often visits, Dons and Charles from Mr. C's restaurant, and Elmer who works at Zoom City. Eventually, Beverly learns to see herself through their eyes.