This one was fun. I liked following Eustace and Jill and Puddleglum, even if some of the actions they take are infuriating. Eustace has grown since the last book, and Jill here is a more developed character than Lucy and Susan were in previous books - she is active and adventurous but also reacts like a real person who gets tired and impatient. And I like Puddleglum's pessimism, though he has heart when needed. We get to see more of the world, and it's darker than previous books (figuratively and literally!). I liked the danger of the feast, and the scenes with the witch were interesting too.