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Hello, dearies!
Welcome to a new EachPage Flow special mention, as you may or may not know, we’re in season 3 of the podcast. Don’t worry, if you haven’t listened to it before, you can totally start in whichever book title calls to you, there is no required order, but if you like start at the beginning here are seasons 1 and 2.
But what about this season 3? Is still on going? It is, it has taken me some time to finish it, but it is nearly over and the latest episodes have been a fest of fangirling and rambling about beloved second books like The Dream Thief and Where She Went.
Prince Caspian, the fourth book in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, features a prince striving to reclaim his throne from a false king. Despite engaging themes and characters, it felt like the story lacked depth and pacing, leaving me wanting more from the narrative.
Genres: Fantasy. Classics. Children. Young Adult (Maybe). Fiction.
Book Description:
Narnia . . . a realm where animals converse . . . where trees stride with purpose … where a decisive battle looms on the horizon. A prince, resolute in reclaiming his rightful throne, assembles a formidable army to vanquish the false king plaguing his land. Ultimately, it will be a clash of honor between two men that will determine the fate of an entire world.
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Rating: 4 out of 5.
Hello, dearies! Welcome to another Narnia review!
As you might know I am reading the Narnia books, Prince Caspian, book 4 in the Series (Chronological order) was the one I had been expecting to read the most, probably because of the movie, probably because it seemed like that interesting shift into a different Narnia.
Oh, spoilers alert btw, so if you don’t know about the story or haven’t watched the movies, be warned there will be spoilers.
So, I wanted to read Prince Caspian since I started with The Magician’s Nephew, but by the time I finished reading this book, I literally said: come on!
Are we finally getting a Finnick Odair or Mags prequel? I am breaking down the latest Hunger Games rumors and exploring which Victor’s era of Panem actually deserves the next book.
Hello, dearies!
Welcome to a rant on The Hunger Games and the upcoming (not official) next books. I am doing this because I saw a post on IG about the ‘rumours’ of Finnick Odair’s prequel book, this is not an official announcement, not one that I have seen at least.
So, I am a seeker, and I immediately went and looked for it to see if Suzanne Collins had made an official announcement about the next book, there is none.
The current one: Sunrise on the Reaping, it is barely getting the movie out this year, if and when (they probably will) announce a new prequel, it might not be for a couple of months, now, if you know something I don’t like an interview of this year or an official news report, let me know, I am all ears and I’ll be happy about it. But no, there is no Finnick book (yet). Talked about it? The production or whoever of The Hunger Games mentioned it, yes, but that’s it.
Now, who would be deserving of this honour? Who would we want to see on the next book prequel? Probably Finnick so we can cry and be completely even more traumatised than we were after Haymitch’s Quarter Quell book, wow, that was rough. Who then? I did the math, and my hopes are as follow.
Expanding my writing, blogging, and sharing, let’s go to Substack, too
Hello, dearies!
As you might have or might not have noticed, I am now on Patreon, you can join the community any time.
But there is also another important piece of news for this month, I am also starting on Substack, check it out here: https://eachpagebysela.substack.com
Happy Lunar New Year! The Year of the Fire Horse in 2026. This year encourages courage and boldness. To celebrate, here’s a curated book list featuring horse-themed stories like “The Horse and His Boy” and “Black Beauty”.
Happy Lunar New Year, dearies!
2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse, exciting? I think so, and I like the Chinese Zodiac and the Lunar New Year, I’m hooked.
So, before I go into books that have horses on the cover or are about horses, did you know this about the Chinese zodiac? I didn’t know, and I like to keep myself informed: The Year of the Horse is about energy, independence, and a restless spark for adventure. 🐎 The rare Fire Horse amplifies that spirit even more. And, it appears once every 60 years, and is associated with fierce passion, charisma, and bold, untamed ambition. In traditional lore, Fire Horse years were considered powerful and unpredictable. A year for courage, risk, and charging toward new horizons. 🔥✨
So, this 2026 is a fierce one that we can definitely look forward to enjoying and having a spark of adventure. Alright, enough astrology, let’s do books!
First, you can check the list in video:
If you’re here for my ranting on words, to read, here are a few books that I found, and one that it is actually in my online bookshelf.
Who is your favourite book character? Check out some of mine
Happy Valentine’s Day, dearies!
I’ll add a couple of female leads this time because I feel like I have more to name now then other years when I did similar lists.
So, we have a variety in 2026. And I’ll start with the girls from Shadowhunters because they are my favourite characters by far.
Emma Carstairs
The Dark Artifices. Even at 12 years old she was already badass, and then came TDA trilogy and I was hooked for good.
Izzy Lightwood
The Mortal Instruments. Well, from the start Izzy was my favourite and as the story progressed she only grew in my eyes.
Tessa Gray
The Infernal Devices. Tessa is badass when she wants to. And not just because she is the get two guys for one girl, she has power (abilities) and knows how to use it. 😄
Alice Cullen
Twilight. Do I need to say more? Alice is probably one of the best characters in the whole Twilight Saga, no comparison needed.
Scarlet
The Lunar Chronicles. Scarlet from TLC because she is cool 😎 and I like the book.
I decided to create my own book fanart for Rue. This is from one of the first scenes of the book before we learnt more about her, but soon after wow, she is strong, charismatic, and witty. I like that in a lead. 🙂
Trying to find something to read? Check out these 5 Manga Genres and what Titles you could find like Cheeky Brat, Horimiya, or Steins;Gate
Hello, dearies!
Welcome to a new reader list… because I am nice and like listing random bookish things, so why not manga genres that you can choose from and get you started in reading manga OR simply what to read next…
I have checked some of the ones that I like, and added a few others that I haven’t read but would like to.
I cannot believe it took me that long to read The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, and that I did not like it as much as The Magician’s Nephew…
Book Title: The Magician’s Nephew
Author: C.S. Lewis
Book Saga: The Chronicles of Narnia
(Chronological Order) #2
Genres: Fantasy. Classics. Children. Young Adult (Maybe). Fiction.
Book Description: At first, no one believes Lucy when she tells of her adventures in the land of Narnia. But soon Edmund, and Peter and Susan discover the Magic and meet Aslan, too, the Great Lion. Then their lives are changed forever.
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Rating: 3 out of 5.
Hello, dearies!
I started reading The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in July 2025, and finished in December. Now, under other circumstances, I would have said a number of things that led me to take that long in reading a short book, because it is shorter than others. But the truth is, I kept putting it off, picking it and reading about 4% before leaving it for weeks.
Recently, I visited and explored some awesome bookstores in Seoul, like Arc n Book, YP Books, and Starfield. Each spot had its vibe. If you’re into books or must-see spaces, definitely check these out!
Welcome, dearies!
I’m sure you have been following this new bookish adventures series here on the blog and on YouTube, but if you haven’t there are other insights of bookstores in Seoul that I visited recently, you can check them out:
But if that’s too much, I have compiled it all here today, what was it like going to each of these bookstores? It was certainly a magical and want-to-repeat experience for me.
Also, there’s a special one that I had not mentioned before, check out the view inside Bluesquare later.
Ever read a book that made zero sense, and yet somehow felt perfect? That’s the nonsense genre, mostly…
Hello, dearies! Welcome to a new rambling about a bookish topic.
Because yes, I will ramble a little bit. Did you know that there is a book genre that is called: nonsense or non-essential? I didn’t know it was called that, but I have read the main book in this category, and you might have as well.
But alright, let’s first answer a few things, like what it is, and what it means when reading.
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![The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe [Book Review]](https://eachpage.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/book-review-lion-witch-wardrobe-narnia.jpg?w=1200)
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