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I was wandering, meandering really, through the library friday before class, something I never do, and I thought to check for Orson Scott Card's newest book out, Magic Street. Twas there, marvelously, and so I checked it out and read it. OSC has put up the first five chapters to read on his website, so I was already partially hooked on it. It was a pretty quick read. Day and a half read tops, but totally awesome (mostly why it was such a quick read). It totally went in a direction I hadn't suspected though. I expected magic and such, the story keeps going and starts into various works of the past, mainly fairies from A Midsummer Nights Dream. Puck, Oberon, Titania, only his own view them. OSC never fails to impress and amaze me. Well, except for that book he did a long ways back called Treason... *shudders*
