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Do you ever think about the books and remember something - a description of an alien life form, for instance - that wasn't really that relevant, but that stuck in your mind for some reason?
An example for me is the part in High Wizardry at The Crossings when Dairine is wandering around searching for a place to sit down and she sees that "astonishingly pretty" iridescent-blue pterodactyl-like alien. I don't know why, but I really liked it. There are many other examples throughout the series, and they're one of the reasons why I love YW so much. Anyone share my sentiment?
And the Dragon's song, so wild and strong,
Fell from the sky like rain
Upon my soul; which, watered well,
Bloomed with a joy no words can tell
Where once was a dusty plain.
-A verse from the Song of the Winged Ones
An example for me is the part in High Wizardry at The Crossings when Dairine is wandering around searching for a place to sit down and she sees that "astonishingly pretty" iridescent-blue pterodactyl-like alien. I don't know why, but I really liked it. There are many other examples throughout the series, and they're one of the reasons why I love YW so much. Anyone share my sentiment?
And the Dragon's song, so wild and strong,
Fell from the sky like rain
Upon my soul; which, watered well,
Bloomed with a joy no words can tell
Where once was a dusty plain.
-A verse from the Song of the Winged Ones