Fandom Snowflake Challenge: Day 05

Day 5

Leave feedback for a fanwork. Or multiple fanworks. It can be as simple as I liked this to a detailed list of all the things you loved about the fanwork.
The key is to leave some sort of feedback.

If you've already left feedback in the course of a previous challenge, it totally counts. But you're free to leave more feedback.

Afterwards, leave a comment in this post with the equivalent of "I did it!" If you feel so inclined, leave a link to the fanwork you left feedback for
so others can check it out.

I did it! I left a review for this gen TFA fic. There are still a ton of other fics that I want to read and review, though. I want to read more Yuletide and some of the other things that have been posted to snowflake_challenge when I get the chance. I may update this post if I review anything else today.

The War at Home (1488 words) by victoria_p
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Leia Organa & Anakin Skywalker
Characters: Leia Organa, Anakin Skywalker
Additional Tags: Father-Daughter Relationship, Grief/Mourning, Force Ghosts, Reconciliation, Star Wars: The Force Awakens Spoilers, the skywalker family tragedy, West Wing Title Project, Coda
Summary:

He's been there for all her other losses, so it feels right for him to be here for this one, too.

Edit: I just left a comment for this wonderful Chronicles of Narnia fic about Susan. See, I told ya I'd be back with more ;D Hooray for awesome women being awesome!

Sir Elton John was right

There's far too much to take in here. More to find than can ever be found. That's my reaction whenever I think of all of the creative works that I want to experience and realize that there's still more amazing stuff that I haven't discovered yet.

Am I the only one who has lyrics from The Lion King float through their mind during random times of the day? Considering how important and beloved that movie was in my childhood (not to mention my grown-up love for Hamlet), it's really not surprising.

Hakuna matata, everyone!