Reading The Hobbit was a delightful and inspiring experience because it masterfully blends adventure, humor, and rich world-building in a way that feels timeless. I was captivated by Bilbo’s transformation from a cautious, home-loving hobbit into a clever and brave hero, showing that courage can come from the most unexpected places. The journey through forests, mountains, and encounters with trolls, goblins, and dragons kept me on the edge of my seat, while Tolkien’s vivid descriptions and subtle humor made the world feel alive. Beyond the adventure, the story made me reflect on the importance of friendship, loyalty, and stepping out of one’s comfort zone, leaving me with a sense of wonder and inspiration long after finishing the book.

I really enjoyed reading this book. As someone who has played the game "The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time", I feel like this book matches and even improves on the story. The writer game Link a voice and even gave some details about the other characters and some of the bosses! I would highly recommend this book if you are a fan of the game, or even if you just want to know the story of Ocarina of Time without playing the game.

Reading Ready Player One was an exhilarating experience for me because it combined a thrilling adventure with a deep dive into ’80s pop culture, which felt nostalgic and clever even for someone who didn’t grow up in that era. I was drawn to Wade’s journey—not just the high-stakes quest for the Easter egg, but his growth as a character learning to connect with others in both the virtual and real worlds. The book made me think about how technology can be both an escape and a trap, and it reminded me of the value of real human relationships amidst digital distractions. Overall, I found it fun, thought-provoking, and surprisingly heartfelt, balancing action and emotion in a way that kept me engaged from start to finish.