Tarans zwerftocht

The story delves into self-discovery in a way that's both engaging and meaningful for middle-grade readers. I wonder what inspired this particular focus.

That part felt a bit slow compared to the rest of the adventure, but it also added depth. Was this intentional to develop Taran's character?

It’s a refreshing take on the hero’s journey, emphasizing personal growth over external rewards. Curious what led to this thematic shift.