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Loading... The Chronicles of Narniaby C. S. LewisSeries: Chronicles of Narnia: Chronological order (Omnibus 1-7)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Four children find the magical world of Narnia quite by accident. While in Narnia, they find themselves involved in helping save those they have grown to care about. What a wonderful story about deception, forgiveness, love, faithfulness, and the power of sacrifice. Yes, there is a lot of Christian symbolism, but I really think that a child would never notice - not unless pointed out. This is a great story that everyone should read! Such a classic; I read this once as a child and then again a few years ago. Some of the stories are definitely better than others, but it's worth reading all of them. He empezado este libro un poco a lo tonto y sin demasiadas expectativas, pero inesperadamente me está enganchando, y llevo todo el día sin poder quitármelo de la cabeza. Aún va a resultar que su fama va estar justificada...Nota posterior: Després d'haver acabat la primera part no em convenç tant. Més a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_bet... l'hagi acabat tot posaré aquí que em sembla.Nota posterior: canvi de plans. Aquest llibre m'està avorrint profundament, i queden massa pàgines com per què l'esforç de llegir-lo pagui la pena. Queda oficialment abandonat. He empezado este libro un poco a lo tonto y sin demasiadas expectativas, pero inesperadamente me está enganchando, y llevo todo el día sin poder quitármelo de la cabeza. Aún va a resultar que su fama va estar justificada...Nota posterior: Després d'haver acabat la primera part no em convenç tant. Més a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_bet... l'hagi acabat tot posaré aquí que em sembla.Nota posterior: canvi de plans. Aquest llibre m'està avorrint profundament, i queden massa pàgines com per què l'esforç de llegir-lo pagui la pena. Queda oficialment abandonat. no reviews | add a review
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The Lion, the Witch, and The Wardrobe | Prince Caspian | The Voyage of the DawnTreader | The Silver Chair | The Horse and his Boy | The Magicians Nephew | The Last Battle
Narnia, sweet Narnia.
When I was young, your tales made my imagination swirl. You were the sweet little brother to Lord of the Rings. As a kid brother, we enjoyed hanging out at first. Your silly antics and off kilter view of reality made me smile. LOTR and I thought you were fancy in your way.
Before long, we had out grown you. Your psuedo-serious outlook on the world no longer caught our attention. While LOTR and I grew up, you stayed the same. You lacked depth and fell back on religion like a crutch. Though getting older, you continued to prey on the young; like a creepy guy who searches out and only dates high school (or younger) children. Though still friends, you and I no longer communicated. LOTR and I continued to pal around.
Recently, I found that I was missing you. Some films were made in the last few years detailing your exploits and I forgot your faults, remembering the glory days in vivid technicolor CG digital surround sound awesomeness . Watching them brought back great memories indeed. I went out and looked you up. You were easy to find, everyone knew who you were. I was nervous to meet up as it had been so long.
In the end, we hung out in a series of seven sessions. In the first, everything was cool, we were getting along fine overall. By the second and third i was over you.. I was done hanging out, but we had made plans and I hate to flake. By the 7th, I was done. figuratively, physically, meticulously, fabrically, foodily, etc. done. NO MORE.
As far as I am concerned, you can stick to pleasing the kiddies. You and I no longer have anything in common Narnia.
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For those who could not tell, I bought the chronicles of narnia in aboxed set. It didnt cost me much, about 30 bucks at Powells. All of the cover art was the same as one the versions I read as a kid. The stories were still the same, and the goals and plot were as remembered. I forgot how GODDAMN HEAVY HANDED C.S. Lewis was.
Anyway, great for kids, not so great for someone who has expanded his/her reading base.
If I were to have to choose a favorite of the INKlings, I would gladly choose Tolkien. This is not to lesen the work of Lewis, but damn.. I wish I would have left it in the realm of memory and not re-read the series.
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