Aru Shah et l'Arbre des Souhaits

I was a little worried this would feel too much like a typical quest storyline, but the way the tension ramps up with the war between devas and demons genuinely kept me flipping pages. Aru’s voice is so sharp and funny that even the high-stakes mission to rescue the two targets feels personal. Easil

The mission to rescue the two targets gives this book such a fast, layered pace, and Aru's voice feels even sharper than in the earlier books. I loved how the tension between the devas and demons builds while still leaving room for the characters to crack jokes.

I stayed up way past midnight because the mission to rescue those two targets pulls you in immediately, and Aru’s voice feels even sharper than in the earlier books. The way the war between devas and demons raises the stakes without losing the humor is exactly why I keep coming back to this series.