by C. S. Lewis, Michael York
Published
November 19, 2013
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Language
English
Publisher
HarperFestival
Hardcover
$10.04
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$0.00
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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is the second book in C. S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia , a series that has become part of the canon of classic literature, drawing readers of all ages into a magical land with unforgettable characters for over sixty years.
Four adventurers step through a wardrobe door and into the land of Narnia, a land enslaved by the power of the White Witch. But when almost all hope is lost, the return of the Great Lion, Aslan, signals a great change . .
. and a great sacrifice. This CD is narrated by Michael York.
This is a stand-alone read, but if you would like to explore more of the Narnian realm, pick up The Horse and His Boy , the third book in The Chronicles of Narnia .
Step into a world where magic is just a wardrobe away and where courageous children unite to confront timeless evil and restore peace. In C.S. Lewis's enchanting narrative, four siblings discover an extraordinary realm under the spell of the White Witch.
Guided by the wisdom of Aslan, a noble lion, they navigate a land frozen in perpetual winter. This mesmerizing tale, brought to life in a captivating audio CD, will transport listeners to a place of wonder, adventure, and eternal truths.
Experience the timeless battle between good and evil in a magical realm. Discover the power of courage friendship and redemption in a frozen world. An immersive listening experience of a classic tale of adventure and morality.
Enter the enchanting land of Narnia a realm hidden within the depths of an ordinary wardrobe. The Pevensie siblings Lucy Edmund Susan and Peter venture into this magical world discovering a place shrouded in eternal winter ruled by the malevolent White Witch. With every step they take their lives become intertwined with an epic struggle between good and evil.
Guided by the majestic lion Aslan they learn of the prophecies that speak of their destiny to save Narnia. Together these young adventurers must rise to the challenge battling sinister creatures and testing the strength of their unity. Through their journey they uncover bravery betrayal and forgiveness revealing the transformative power of loyalty and sacrifice.
As they confront the White Witch's tyranny each decision they face strengthens their resolve preparing them for the ultimate showdown. The tale of Narnia is more than a story of magical beasts; it is a profound narrative exploring themes of courage redemption and the steadfast power of hope. The Chronicles of Narnia comes alive in this immersive audio experience capturing the charm and depth of C.S.
Lewis's visionary tale. With compelling characters and a rich fantastical world listeners are invited to explore the timeless questions of faith and morality that lie at the heart of this classic narrative.
The tale blends fantasy and truth inviting audiences to reflect on faith courage and morality making it a profound experience With richly detailed characters and vivid landscapes every moment in Narnia captivates resonating with children and adults alike Its timeless appeal coupled with an immersive storytelling experience solidifies its status as an essential masterpiece in literature inviting endless exploration.
0062314599
978-0062314598
5.2 x 0.8 x 5.7 inches
2.31 pounds
Based on 19195 ratings
One of my great joys is sharing books that illuminated my childhood with my own child. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is one of my very favorite books, and it has been delightful to revisit this book and the rest of the series. I know they renumbered the volumes some years back, but to me this will always be Volume One in the series. This is the book that introduced me to the wonders of Narnia. This is the book that encouraged me to keep my eyes open, always, for that portal that might just appear to take me to another world. This book holds magic, rare and true; not only the magic inside Narnia itself but the magic of a truly enveloping book. The Pevensie children have left their home behind during the Blitz. Like so many children in England during World War 2, they have been sent to a strange place for safety. But the narrative of the war fades away under the excitement of discovering first the joys of the rambling country estate where they are staying, and then the world of Narnia. The reader has that experience of discovery along with Lucy, Susan, Edmund, and Peter. The sensory details (the snow, the fur coats, the light from the lamppost, the cozy homes of Mr. Tumnus and the Beavers, the food—Turkish Delight, anyone?) and the quick-moving adventure laced with magic combine to create a world that feels so real that I have never quite stopped looking for it outside the pages of the book. Once a King or Queen in Narnia, indeed. This is one of the books that stays with the reader long after the pages have been finished. I have read this book many times, and the world I am in always slips away as I follow Lucy through the doors of the wardrobe and find myself in Narnia, in that magical world where good beings battle to overturn the reign of the White Witch who has made it always winter, yet never Christmas. This book is also ideal for a read-aloud bedtime story, although do not be surprised if your child keeps asking you to read more! I recommend this book with all my heart to anyone who loves portal fiction, books about magic, fairy tales, and children’s books in general. Like many works of art, it is a different book each time I encounter it, perhaps because I am a different reader. Like all the best children’s books, this one is really for all ages.
CS Lewis and The author of the Lord of the rings both sat in coffee shops talking about how to base their books on the Bible and they both gave each other ideas on both books
This book was absolutely amazing, I had so much fun reading it. I highly recommend this book for children under the age of 12.
My granddaughter loves it.
I read this after watching the movie for the first time at 23. I don’t know how I managed to miss this series as a kid, but I know I would have eaten it up then. I think I liked the movie a bit more, but this was still a very good read.
One of the best books I have read in a while. At first I thought it was for children but boy was I wrong!
Kept me entertained wondering what was going to happen next. Connecting the dots relating this to scripture was difficult. Thought what does this have to do with scripture. Then, met with book club group and pieces came together. Entertaining...
The original of this story by C.S. Lewis is one of my all-time favorite books. My young son has been wanting to read that with me, but it’s a bit too advanced for him just now, so I searched for a children’s alternative. This version is excellent! I’m so happy with it! The story is basically an abridgment of the original, creating a slightly simpler read at a child-appropriate level; this story stays true to the plot, theme, and MESSAGE of the original book, which was very important to me. The illustrations are stunning!! My son and I have just started reading it together, and he loves it! We plan to keep it and enjoy it with others in our family for many years. Highly recommend! I had no problems with the purchase. It is a little expensive, but I feel it was worth the price for a hardback book of good quality. The book arrived promptly, was packaged well and in good condition.