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Yes, I've read The Chronicles of Narnia countless times. They were actually one of the few book series that helped me to learn to love reading (along with The Adventures of Tintin and The Hardy Boys). They're such short, simple books, but there's so much untold depth to them. Read all of the Chronicles, but please read them in publication order for maximum enjoyment and mystery.
Here you go:
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
Prince Caspian
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
The Silver Chair (my favourite!)
The Horse and His Boy
The Magician's Nephew (my favourite!)
The Last Battle
Here you go:
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
Prince Caspian
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
The Silver Chair (my favourite!)
The Horse and His Boy
The Magician's Nephew (my favourite!)
The Last Battle
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The Silver Chair yes!! 
it's hard to wait for 'in order' as i re-read them now, though.
it's hard to wait for 'in order' as i re-read them now, though.
If you're entirely new to the series though, you must begin with The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
As I have matured as a christian the themes he dealt with are more true now than when I first saw them.
I have been very impressed with "the great divorce", which pictured heaven as the ultimate reality and life here as the illusion.
He observed how what starts in youth can become a distorted whole in later life, rather than a mature response to the very fabric of existance. It is trying to deal with the emotional realities that often lie behind life and relationships.
I have been very impressed with "the great divorce", which pictured heaven as the ultimate reality and life here as the illusion.
He observed how what starts in youth can become a distorted whole in later life, rather than a mature response to the very fabric of existance. It is trying to deal with the emotional realities that often lie behind life and relationships.
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it's more like my eleventy-seventh time through now. haha
read them to the kids aloud i can't remember how many times, too.
read them to the kids aloud i can't remember how many times, too.
Don't tell anyone, but one of the big reasons I want to get married and have kids, is to be able to share my passions with them. Especially my passion for The Chronicles of Narnia and The Adventures of Tintin.
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Mum and dad had this in their bookshelf for many years. I saw it as a child, I saw it as a teenager. But I didn't pick it up. The only reason was because I thought, why's C.S. Lewis trying to promote divorce as something that's great? But that didn't gel with what I knew of Lewis' from reading many of his works. In my mid-20's I remembered the book and bit the bullet and read it. It turned out to be a great novel.