❝she'd gone from being irrelevant to being unavoidable, and what wouldn't peter give just to see her one more time❞ [book 2] ✳︎✳︎✳︎ good people always get second chances. at least, that was what aslan had told phoebe the last time she'd seen him. now, having essentially returned from the dead, phoebe feels like an outcast, and her second chance doesn't seem so wonderful after all. peter was once a king, and now he's just a sixteen-year-old boy with a short temper. he's still not over losing phoebe, and all he wants is to return to narnia and feel like he did before. when peter and phoebe are returned to narnia for the second time, it's only a matter of time before every wall they've built up over the past year comes crashing down. ✳︎✳︎✳︎ complete!! ✳︎✳︎✳︎ highest rankings #5 in 'narnia' #2 in 'peterpevensie' ✳︎✳︎✳︎ © prettylittleirishboy 2018 [chronicles of narnia belongs to c.s. lewis but phoebe belongs to me!]

❝ there was a difference between living and existing, and for the first time, phoebe felt like she was living. and wasn't that a marvellous thing?❞ [book 1] in which a boy calls a girl irrelevant, but somehow manages to fall in love with her anyway. ✳︎ phoebe didn't expect four children to show up at her country home, and she definitely didn't expect them to find a wardrobe with a snow-filled land in it after a particularly disastrous game of hide and seek. peter didn't think coming to the middle of nowhere because his home was being bombed to pieces would lead to finding something he didn't want to let go. but hey, here they are. ✳︎ highest rankings #1 in 'peterpevensie' #1 in 'narnia' #1 in 'cslewis' ✳︎ complete!! [this book has a completed sequel !] ✳︎ © prettylittleirishboy 2018 [the chronicles of narnia belong to c.s. lewis but phoebe belongs to me]

"you know, when you said you could sing, i just assumed you'd be bloody terrible. ever the surprise, o'callaghan." [book 3 | can be read as standalone] ✳︎ she's his cousin's exchange student with a secret, and he's, well, a king of narnia (not a high king, though. that's his brother). alice o'callaghan might have a mythical-sounding name, but as far as everyone around her is concerned, she's about as far from mythical as it gets (unless ireland counts as a fairytale land, which alice highly doubts). when she gets the chance to go and stay in england as a part of her school's exchange program, she practically leaps for it. keeping secrets has never been one of alice's strengths, but she's kept hers for this long, hasn't she? edmund pevensie, on the other hand, is a boy with secrets which make up the colour of his eyes, and a boy eternally followed by whispers. the general consensus is that he's rather mad. given that his older siblings seem to have vanished off to america, edmund and his younger sister are stuck with their cousin eustace for the foreseeable future. what neither one of the pevensie siblings counted on, however, was an irish exchange student with a bizarre fear of water and an eerily good singing voice arriving at their cousin's home and getting whisked off to narnia with them. well, the pevensies always did like to keep things interesting. ✳︎ highest rankings 24 in 'narnia' 4 in 'edmundpevensie' 1 in 'cslewis' 1 in 'thelittlemermaid' [voyage of the dawn treader, based on both the movie and the book] i only own alice and phoebe! c.s. lewis owns narnia and all the others :) © prettylittleirishboy 2019

❝and if you're gone tomorrow, what was ours still will be.❞ There has been rarely a moment where tragedy has not riddled Lydia Nowack's life. The invasion of Poland, her homeland, killed her maternal grandparents. The very first night of the Blitz took her beloved mother from her and left only her wedding ring and locket unscathed. Her life was set in stone, tragedy after tragedy after tragedy. And there was a time when Lydia Nowack found solace in fairytales, in their happy endings and worlds where evil was defeated. Then she had to grow up. ( prince caspian, voyage of the dawn treader, the last battle. )

❝yours truly, genevieve chen... sincerely yours, peter pevensie.❞ a heartbroken woman writes letters to her deceased fiancé... and a deceased king responds to the letters written by his grieving fiancée. ( post the last battle. )