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... Jane Austen (no touchstone!) regularly and Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. and Lord of the Rings Trilogy and the Narnia Chronicles --and much more! This must be why I so seldom give books away. It's a wonder I ever have time to read anything new. ;-)

... I will probably check out The Lobster Chronicles next year so I can compare them. I'm glad you are reading the Chronicles of Narnia in the "proper" order--as Lewis intended them to be read rather than in the "chronological" order that the publisher numbers them by. That is a ...

KERIAN!!! I posted the entire Chronicles of Narnia on bookmooch and they sat there for weeks. Just the other day, a kids book charity requested them all. I'm glad they're getting them, but I wish I'd known you didn't have them. And you are silly - just remember that cats have NO short term ...

Chronicles of Narnia - I remember my dad reading them to me before bed each night.

#64 - indoboy - try any of these: The Witches of Karres by James H. Schmitz The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis any title you can find by Alan Garner any title you can find by Andre Norton

... is what I am planning on reading to discuss. Just think of the discussion we would have had if we had decided to read The Chronicles of Narnia.

23: I thought about that one, too, Aglaia. That may be the way to go. I am really happy with the full color Chronicles of Narnia that I got. I actually have my original set of those, but I discovered they didn't have all the illustrations.

... right -- looks like The Lord of the Rings is the clear winner, with 11 votes (the next nearest were Twilight, Chronicles of Narnia, and Princess Bride with eight each). So, everybody get out your copies of The Fellowship of the Ring! I think Monday is a bit soon to start. W ...

Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis The Lazarus Effect by Frank Herbert A Swiftly Tilting Planet by Madeleine L'Engle

... A Little Princess The Book Thief I Am the Messenger Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff The Other Boleyn Girl The Chronicles of Narnia Guardians of Ga'hoole series

Great idea :) I just added the entire Chronicles of Narnia in publication order - The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is book 1 - and will be purging my books again soon to repopulate the inventory... Now, off to check out all of yours!

... t?? We went to Phoenix Books, one of my favorite new/used shops here in SF, and totally scored: We got the boxed set of the Chronicles of Narnia in the original publication order (which I have had and rebuilt over the past year but this one still has the box and is all the same edition), as well ...

... credit is due. There was no 'Lord of the Rings franchise'. They weren't bought and packaged by a media group the way the Chronicles of Narnia and Harry Potter movies have been. No movie studio was interested in doing a fantasy movie back then. Fantasy movies were expensive and had only so-so ...

... and the Beast by Robin McKinley Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand The Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy by JRR Tolkien The Blue Castle by L. M. Montgomery The Mitford series by Jan Karo ...

I have; all seven of the Narnia Chronicles :) The next person loves muenster cheese!

I am not sure that series have to be sequential. The Narnia Chronicles of CS Lewis are listed in two separate series to reflect two didferent sequentialities (publication order vs. time order). Even more confusing are PERN vs Dragonriders of Pern series which batch together books in ...

nope, I read them. the next person has read the chronicles of narnia

I am currently reading the 6th Chronicles of Narnia book, The Silver Chair. I have never read the series and I am really enjoying it! :D

... last week, I wanted to see how it differed from its source material. The book doesn't improve my overall impression of The Chronicles of Narnia much.

... from a denomination-neutral point of view. However, he was rather heavily influenced by R.C. theology and R.C. friends. The Chronicles of Narnia should especially be on the bookshelf of any English-speaking Roman Catholic. G. K. Chesterton is always a good choice. W. B. Yeats (not ...

Artemis Fowl, The Giver, Where the Red Fern Grows, My Side of the Mountain, Lightning Thief, Chronicles of Narnia, Children of the Lamp, Chasing Vermeer, Fire Within.

The Lightning Thief Artemis Fowl Chronicles of Narnia Dragon and Thief Interworld The Amulet of Samarkand Wabi: A Hero's Tale The Black Tattoo

I finished my chronicles of narnia reread, and have started animal farm

I started reading YA when I was that age and never stopped. Some of it is because of nostalgia-- chronicles of narnia, etc. Some because writers I liked as a YA keep writing -- Tamora Pierce, God love her, keeps writing, so I keep buying. (Though there are exceptions, as sometimes there will be ...

... the novels that effectively portray the Christian or Judeo-Christian sense of life, whether they do so explicitly or not--Narnia and Perelandra, of course, as well as Quo Vadis for the historically minded, and the incredibly moving (and short) Job: the Story of a Simple Man by Joseph Ro ...

... also got Ovid's The Erotic Poems at the same time. On Sunday I saw the film version of Prince Caspian, so I put The Chronicles of Narnia back in the TBR pile which is now at 61.

... a friends of the library sale and came back with a sack full. Some of the notable ones Desert Queen, The Art of War, The Chronicles of Narnia, Lost Nation, The Rule of Four, A Simple Plan, A Lesson before Dying, White Noise, Thunderstruck and the list goes on.

... The Giving Tree ! Hard Boiled wonderland and the end of the world ... The Things they carried, The princess bride, Narnia, Little Women, The Shinning (only because I STILL visually remember things from that book.. talk about a lasting impression! ok ok i'm done, obviously i ...

... Host I loved it but i promise not to give anything away!!! It is a wonderful book. I am now thinking of reading The Chronicles of Narnia on Rissas recommendation. I haven't read them yet and they were just sent to me.

Hi El! Good choice. I have so many favorite childrens books and series. The Chronicles of Narnia The Secret Garden The Wolves Chronicles (by Joan Aiken I think many here would love that series. I adored them when I was in 4th and 5th grade great strong female character and alternate Br ...

Okay, so if the HP books lack the spiritual aspect found in the Chronicles of Narnia, how about comparing it to the Little House on the Prarie series or Anne of Green Gables? Granted, neither of these currently have the appeal of the HP series but these books have been in print for more than ...

Like many people, I reread series all in one go, so most of mine fall into that category: 1. The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, 26+ times. These were the first fantasy I ever read. I used to go through them over and over and over and over and over again. 2. The Chronicles of Prydai ...

Anne of Green Gables L.M Montgomery The Borrowers Mary Norton The Chronicles of Narnia C.S. Lewis One Fish Two Fish by Dr Seuss Anything Francine Pascal, especially the Sweet Valley Twins series... ...and I'm not supposed to be in here! I'm supposed to be organizing my library and ...

My first steps into fantasy were the Narnia novels by C.S. Lewis and the Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd Alexander, books I still find thrilling. I got sucked in deeper by the books of Diana Wynne Jones and more specificly "Fire and Hemlock", which fired off my taste for urban fantasy. ...

... my life when I didn't love books. So, aside from my early obsession with the Little Monster series, I'd have to go with The Chronicles of Narnia. I also remember reading Frankenstein for the first time in college when I was about nineteen and just being blown away by the contrast ...

... Musketeers Suspense: Dracula Science Fiction: The Time Machine Comedy: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Fantasy: Narnia series Allegorical Commentary: The Crucible *anyone know why Dumas books are not working in touchstone?

I've read: Blood of Flowers A Child Called It Cheaper by the Dozen Chronicles of Narnia copper sun east Ella Enchanted Elsewhere Feed Fried Green Tomatoes Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Maximum Ride (both of them on this list) New Moon The Notebook Pr ...

... it I Am the Messenger Life of Pi The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (even though this is already included under The Chronicles of Narnia) The Little Prince (assigned reading for school) Looking for Alaska Lord of the Flies (assigned reading for school) Never Let Me Go Ni ...

... in Brooklyn A Wrinkle in Time ...as an adult: Anansi Boys The Book Thief The Brief History of the Dead The Chronicles of Narnia Ella Enchanted Flowers for Algernon Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe (2-3 times) Gilead The Girls The Giver A Great ...

... love these stories. BTW, if you like these try Here, There Be Dragons by James A. Owen. It reminds me a lot of the Chronicles of Narnia (especially Voyage of the Dawn Treader, with some LOTR and King Arthur elements thrown in - great adventure/quest story. I loved it!

... is being discussed here- whether and how to formalise the relationship between Narnia and guide to Narnia I like Tim's options.

... early, so I've been busy buying blue booties. =) My mom has had her classes read the Tolkien books, as well as the Chronicles of Narnia, and they ate them up. She has also done some Bradbury (Dandelion Wine, I think) and Farenheit 451. She is not a huge reader of fantasy/sci-fi ...

... Easily. My favorites within the series have changed over the years, but my love for the whole set has never flagged. The Chronicles of Narnia have often been criticized, at least in my circles, in recent years. People accuse them of being overtly religious, of heavy-handed moralizing, of ...

It was the Narnia books read by my Sunday school teacher that seduced me into learning to read for pleasure. War of the Worlds seen at a drive_in movie too young scared me to death. So I pursued historical fiction in my junior years. Then a friend gave me her stapled together from a magazine ...

... give a big overview of civilizations through the centuries, at least in the two volume abbreviated form. I did read the Narnia Chronicles as an adult, an enjoyed them.

... Religions of the Ancient World Inside Narnia because I have a book on Adolescent psychology, even though I ALSO own Chronicles of Narnia and a bunch of other C.S. Lewis books The Tortuous Serpent: An Occult Adventure, a novel about John Dee and another 16th century occultist, because I ...

My first were the Narnia Chronicles then The Secret of Platform 13, then I got into Harry Potter and much later Anne Rice

James and the Giant Peach, by Roald Dahl. I've read the complete Chronicles of Narnia at least 5 times, and I thought I'd never tire of them, but I have. I don't have any plans to ever read them again.

... and will be revised later): 1. 1984 2. The Bible 3. The Iliad 4. The Epic of Gilgamesh 5. Hamlet 6. The Chronicles of Narnia 7. Lord of the Rings 8. Pride and Prejudice 9. His Dark Materials 10. Le Petit Prince 11. The Odyssey 12. The Theban Plays 13. ...

I'm sure I'll revise this later, but for now: 1984 The Bible The Epic of Gilgamesh The Iliad Hamlet The Chronicles of Narnia The Odyssey Lord of the Rings Le Petit Prince Pride and Prejudice

I've got an old boxed set of Narnia books and a one volume omnibus, two separate trade sets of the Lord of the Rings, one with slip covers and the other with pull out maps, and a hard-cover library-bound paperback sized copy of Silverthorn as well as the regular paperback. The later amused ...

I really want to reread the Narnia series. I've been thinking about it a lot lately but am not sure if I want to purchase or borrow, so I've been putting it off. But I think there's probably a lot I missed by reading it when I was nine. I often reread Wait till Helen Comes. Same with A ...

... are very subtley trying to conquer Earth. Same as above, these might be out of print, but still easy enough to find. The Chronicles of Narnia also with religious themes but subtle. It was years and many repeated readings before I even noticed the analogies, and I still just read these ...

I have a few books that I read a lot. The Little Prince and The Chronicles of Narnia are examples. I do not skim these books when I reread them, as I read them aloud to my children. So, is it "ethical" to put them on my 2008 list, even if I've read them in prior years as well? (T ...

I seldom reread books, but I have reread The Chronicles of Narnia; and James Michener's Caravans. Some day I'll maybe reread The Rebel Angels by Roberston Davies, At the Back of the North Wind, Life: a users manual by Georges Perec. I tried rereading Tolkien, but couldn't ...

... Blyton style), retellings of Greek legends, Arthurian legends, books by Beverley Nichols, Maurice Gee, and the Narnia books. At infant school I was hooked on a series of reading primers that featured a boy called Sebastian and his mysterious encounters with the Sidhe (I think), but I ...

... by Will Christopher Baer Sherlock Holmes by Douglas Adams A Tree Grows In Brooklyn by William Burroughs Chronicles of Narnia by Neil Gaiman The Lovely Bones by Raymond Chandler The last one makes me enormously happy.

... other group members do. :) Ex.: The top five books on the list that I don't have are: 17. Angels and Demons 22. The Chronicles of Narnia 26. A Wrinkle in Time 27. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell 29. Artemis Fowl Another group member who has read one of these books could ( ...

... of us doesn't have from the top shared books. I'm don't have 17. Dan Brown: Angels and Demons 22. CS Lewis: The Chronicles of Narnia 26. Madeleine L'Engle: A Wrinkle in Time 27. Susanna Clarke: Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell 29. Eoin Colfer: Artemis Fowl

... a moving and excellently written book. 40. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis. Working my way through the Narnia series....

... encouraged me to read, frequently giving me books as birthday and Christmas gifts. I still have many of those, the whole Narnia series (like someone already said, the religious aspect went right over my head) and the whole Young Folks Shelf of Books set. When I was maybe 5 or 6 I outgrew ...

Scout from To Kill a Mockingbird Lucy Pevensie from The Chronicles of Narnia Vivian Stamper from Sometimes a Great Notion Dana from Octavia E. Butler's Kindred Trillian from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

... issues discussed. I think that Book 3 especially would be traumatic for a kid to read. Yikes. My parents read me the Narnia books when I was a kid and I still re-read them every year or two. My fondness for them is more nostalgia than literary, though.

... one of his novels. He also liked fantasy books too. I can't remember many of them now. I remember when he discovered The chronicles of Narnia. He of coursed bought me my own set and I fell in love with them.

I was first exposed to fantasy through The Chronicles of Narnia when I was very young and despite the fact that the series was unarguably my favorite for years, I didn't read another fantasy novel until 6th grade when I picked up The Sword of Shannara by because it was the longest book in my ...

Morphidae, I looked at your blog list. It's really big. So just a few comments. I would use The Chronicles of Narnia rather than The Lion, the Witch and the wardrobe for CS Lewis' famous series. I might prefer The Space Trilogy over Cosmic Trilogy as a count from the Debris ...

My parents read to me constantly -- piles and stacks of picture books, but also Charlotte's Web, The Chronicles of Narnia, A Christmas Carol, and many others. As for their own reading tastes, it probably does not reflect well on Mom that I mostly remember her reading Harlequin romance ...

... Potter series of course. Tibby from The Sisterhood, Mia and Lilly from The Princess Diaries, and Lucy and Aslan from The Chronicles of Narnia. As for crushes Harry Potter, Charmont from Ella Enchanted, and Sodapop from The Outsiders. LOL, I know.

... the old paint, sanded it down, refinished it, and then decoupaged the tops. The book pages are from the paperback set of The Chronicles of Narnia that my Dad used to read to us when we were little. The books were so, um, "well-loved" that they were coming apart, but I couldn't bear to get ...

Voyage of the Basset I think The Chronicles of Narnia should probably be given a place on the list.

... bless her heart, kept Harry Potter very uniform, which I'm grateful for, as they take up a LOT of real-estate. Narnia on the other hand is in a shameless state of been read to death, and loaned out and never returned (when I was a child and didn't know better) and patched back ...

... My copies of the following series are in various editions, they look kinda funny on the shelf but I guess that's ok haha! Narnia, Temeraire, Dark Reflections, Gentleman Bastard, Earthsea, Abhorsen, Bartimaeus, and Sevenwaters! Sometimes I think of rebuying books to make them ...

... did check them out, with my LotR reread. The Lord of the Rings books are another sort of comfort reading for me -- like Narnia and A Christmas Carol, they bring back good memories of childhood.

My first was The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe which then led to a few of the other Narnia books. When my teacher noticed my new interest, she turned my attention to The Hobbit...life has not been the same since!

Narnia is definitely my number one can't-believe-it's-not-there work. There's no reason for children's literature to be excluded.

nope. the next person has read all of the chronicles of narnia

... school library to hold them would violate the separation of church and state." Oh boy. Step two ought to be to ban The Chronicles of Narnia, lest Mallory be a hypocrite in terms of fantasy books that promote a certain religion. Because she doesn't want to be a hypocrite, does she? Her ...

... Watership Down and if we are going to mention children's books, what about Charlotte's Web?? Both excellent books. And The Chronicals of Narnia also.

... in Time Colonel Brandon: Sense and Sensibility (Alan Rickman's portrayal didn't hurt!) Years ago, Peter Pevensie: Chronicles of Narnia At one time Jem Finch, now Atticus Finch: To Kill a Mockingbird

... Around four or five my dad started reading me the Wizard of Oz. Our library had the whole series. Then he read the Chronicles of Narnia. He got about halfway through before I decided I was old enough to read them myself. Around ten he gave me The Magic of Xanth. I found Redwall ...

... writing after the magical children's book The Wind in the Willows (not mentioned!!) - and to a lesser degree, The Chronicles of Narnia. After that I started enjoying the early Dragonlance novels by Weis and Hickman - which still have a soft spot in my heart to this day ...

... never see Memoirs of a Geisha. I really regret seeing several others, like The Black Cauldron and the BBC versions of The Chronicles of Narnia. It's almost always a matter of casting/character interpretation, so far as I'm concerned. I'm a very visual reader; I picture the characters ...

... don't have a problem with reading about these ideas and enjoyed the books very much. They have been compared to an athiest Chronicles of Narnia (which are still among my most treasured childhood books in spite of the Christian message). It's up to you whether this content offends your ...

Oh yeah go Jerm....we like the same books.... i also like the chronicals of narnia and my lit circles books Boy Overboard

... lit? How? There are some books that are clearly for children, but what about the borderline works...like C. S. Lewis's Narnia or Lloyd Alexander's Prydain? ...or am I just thinking about it too much? LOL XD

... 10. Over Nine Waves by Marie Heaney with honorable mentions to Terry Pratchett's Tiffany Aching series, C. S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, LeGuin's Earthsea, Rowling's Harry Potter of course, (oh man, I knew I wouldn't be able to stop once I started with the mentions) Fahrenheit 451 ...

... Potter Series by J.K. Rowling The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley The Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis The Song of the Lioness Quartet by Tamora Pierce Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Series by Douglas Adams Good Omens by Neil ...

... accurate, but it's my best shot. ;-) The Lo