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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (The Chronicles of Narnia, #2)
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bookshelves: childrens, modernclassic, fantasy-let-it-be-your-fantasy
Jan 17, 2020
bookshelves: childrens, modernclassic, fantasy-let-it-be-your-fantasy
Read 4 times. Last read January 9, 2025 to January 16, 2025.
A truly golden and classic story that has been read and loved by millions all over the world. For those that bemoan that it's just a retelling of the Christian story. Pants! It's also about a little girl untarnished by the adult world and open to change, who still sees the world as a beautiful place full of wonder and potential, who finds Narnia first, and has to battle her own ego-driven brother for the truth, when her two other siblings decide not t0 believe the little girl, because she's a little girl! It's a timeless and wonderful story.

A story tied to foretold fates and destinies. A story that says evil cannot reign forever and that to truly win, sometimes you have to make a great sacrifice. The series that made me fall in love with books and reading around aged eight! Thank you Mr Clive Staples Lewis. Thank you so much. 9 out of 12 a fierce lion Four Stars. The absolutely beauty of this book, was informing me at an early age of the egocentricity of men and how dangerous their fragile egos can be to others. Lucy is, and was, my first ever superhero!

2025, 2021, 2015 and 2004 read

A story tied to foretold fates and destinies. A story that says evil cannot reign forever and that to truly win, sometimes you have to make a great sacrifice. The series that made me fall in love with books and reading around aged eight! Thank you Mr Clive Staples Lewis. Thank you so much. 9 out of 12 a fierce lion Four Stars. The absolutely beauty of this book, was informing me at an early age of the egocentricity of men and how dangerous their fragile egos can be to others. Lucy is, and was, my first ever superhero!

2025, 2021, 2015 and 2004 read
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March 31, 2004
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December 8, 2015
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December 12, 2015
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August 16, 2021
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January 9, 2025
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I just re-read my review... it's not bad! Thank you for your very kind comments Annie :)

Gush! Thank you so much, you have no idea just how much comments like yours, keep me plugging away at my reviews! Have a great week :)
Baba



The adaptations are very good, but the books are about a lost time, the past, but the stories and Narnia are eternal. :)

Thanks Yun, I reckon my Summer reading list is now set in stone :)

Hi Dion, you've just posted a link about 'gritty action thrillers' on a thread about Narnia... which did made me laugh :D.
I will take a look at the book though :)


Thank you Tobin, at heart my fave is Prince Caspian :)

Thanks Cam :)

I feel I have to every 5-8 years :) Fifth time I am reading them as an adult!

I feel I have to every 5-8 years :) Fifth time I am reading them as an adult!"
Same! I think my next round with be with my grands. 🤗


Oh Gawd, I didn't know that there was a cartoon series, now I have to find and watch it.. thank you :)

It's just The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I was 6 when it premiered on CBS in 1979. I had no idea what it was but it immediately pulled me in.
The BBC also made live action miniseries in the 80s/90s of each book up through The Silver Chair. They aired in the U.S. on PBS and I actually found all of them as a box set at Costco probably 20 years ago. They are pretty good. All of the animals like Aslan are animatronic. Tom Baker from Doctor Who plays Puddleglum.


Excellent thank you so much for checking Chad :)
I've seen the live action series.

I think you should give it a reread PP :)
