I was nervous about reading this, because how good could a crossover fic be? You totally changed my mind. This was beautiful, amazing, phantasmagorical, and all the other adjectives I can think of. I loved it. Keep writing.

I loved this! The ending was bittersweet but beautiful and heartwarming.

That was beautifyl! I love it

Thank you. This is beautiful and perfect. My heart has broken for Narnia all over again. (The crossover aspect lends a gorgeous depth to the story, in my opinion. The contrast of magics is astoundingly well done. Thank you again.)

This story was so cool! I'm really bad at writing helpful reviews that say things like why I enjoyed it, but I mostly definitely did enjoy it!

This was absolutely stunning. Not only was it a great crossover idea, but it was so brilliantly executed that I couldn't help but be moved. Lucy's complete belief in Narnia and refusal to be swayed or to forget about Edmund and the rest of the Pevensies was so sad but so inspiring. I loved the connection you made with Victoire and with their eyes (blue like the Narnian sky- it was lovely). I really enjoyed reading this!

Oh. My. Gosh.

I just...

I can't.

I can't.

Words fail me. The way you wrote it, making it sound so wistful, and so dream-like. You seamlessly blended the two worlds into one, making them just... /belong/. As though they were always meant to be like that. Not two stories in parallel universes. One story. It was almost... surreal.

When Lucy was in Wizarding Britain, you could feel the mundane, down-to-earth-ness. But then it was Narnia, and it was radiant, and it was /perfect/.

You, milady, are a /magician/ with your words. And not a silly, wand-waving one. A /real/ magician.

Love,
Eifie

You're the author who wrote this! I read this ages ago, along with your other Narnia&HP crossovers, but never put it on favorite or reviewed... Well, I have a chance now!

I love, love, love, love it! I've always loved it when fic's focus on the Golden Age, when the Pevensie's lived in Narnia and were Kings and Queens. Despite the way I know it ends, I just adore the way of royalty, so I'm always looking for those kinds.

I love the fact that Lucy shares name with Queen Lucy, though I know it's not your feat, but you mentioned it, so.. Edmund and Lucy were just adorable-adorable together, though I also liked Peter taking a slight interest in Lucy - it was Edmund, Lucy totally fell for.

I loved the way Victoire and Teddy were included in the story - especially the fact that Victoire had been in Narnia before and captured Peter's heart. But it was a realistic ending, and I liked that Peter was happy that Victoire had found her own happy ending. I loved that it were Victoire and Teddy's gifts that allowed Lucy to travel to Narnia - that other kids also travel there.

It was sad and bittersweet when Lucy had to leave for final time. I liked to see how the world turned on - how everyone had babies and married, and assured Lucy she would find her happy ending, and yet her time in Narnia changed her, that she became never quite like Victoire, who moved on.

Train-crash! I liked the parallel to Lucy, Peter and Edmund's death's... Though I notice you added Susan. I like it. Never quite liked how Susan was left out. And she finally had her own happy ending with Edmund... oh, how sweet.

Oh.. I just noticed, that I over-use the word love... Well, you don't mind do you? xD

this is friggen awesome!

Loved it ! One of your best stories in my opinion.

I LOVE THIS STORY SO MUCH! It's so beautiful an richly written, and the characters were so perfectly perfect, especially Lucy W. I'll admit, I never read a Narnia/HP crossover fic before I started reading your work, but I'm SO glad that I did. I love how you had the happy ending too. Happy Writing:)

Very beautiful and touching story, I loved it more than my words could probably tell. It was amazing and just wow.

beautiful

I adored this. You always seem to see Lucy potrayed as the hard core, cynical one; but you made a her a dreamer. I loved her. she was portrayed beautifully.

happy writing.

-Cyra

Pearl,

This is probably the most stunning thing I've read in a while, and such an unconventional pairimg, too! But you pulled a Tim Gunn and made it work, heck, not just make it work but wow'ed me with it's awesomness and I can see why it's so famous!

First, I loved /everyone/'s characterisations, they each had a voice character traits that made them /them/, both Lucys and Edmuns were brilliant! I loved everything anout this, legit and if I could favourite this a million times, I would!

Keep writing amaaazing stuff like this, yeah?

-madeline

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