This was probably the book I remembered least of the Chronicles of Narnia, but man, every one of these books is just so amazing, for the same three reasons. First, it's not just the creativity, but the whimsy that makes Narnia a world I long to escape into. Second, C.S. Lewis is incredibly astute ...
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Delightful, as all the others are! This one I feel is more a pure adventure story--that is to say, seeking adventure for adventure's sake, rather than for some other purpose. In that sense there isn't so much a plot. King Caspian, whom the Pevensie children met in the book "Prince Caspian," is ...
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I remember that this book was recommended to me many years ago, before I really read much high fantasy. Now that I've been getting more into it, and it was on sale in Audible, I decided to give it another try, particularly when I read the synopsis that a wizard's pride was his downfall. That seemed ...
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It's odd reading these in their chronological rather than their published sequence... I've always read this one second before, but I really think it adds a lot to read them in the story's true sequence. Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy star in this one as well, but they're called back into Narnia ...
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I recall this being one of my favorites of the Chronicles of Narnia from way back when. Now I feel like they're all my favorite! The royal twins separated at birth trope makes an appearance in this story, but as it might have been the first time in my life I ever actually heard it, it seemed ...
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