While, it's not Christian, and I don't think it even compares to Tolkien or Lewis (in my humble opinion
) i think its my favorite recently (actually still being written) fantasy work.
Jordan full of detail, the story is great, but he also does something i have never seen on this level: Whatever person he is following at that time (there are like 7 character he follows a good bit and many more just not as often), he, while still staying at a third person point of view, takes on the personality, beliefs, and other individual traits of that character. Its really cool.
Well, any one else out there a fan of this series? I did not realize it was popular at all until i found out two of my friends (one at school, the other church) were reading also. My favorite character...thats a tough one, but i have always like wolves, and i like Perrin's quiet manner so probably Perrin!
