Book :: The Chronicles of Narnia
| By: | C. S. Lewis |
| Pages: | 768 |
| Published: | 1950 |
| Genre(s): | Fantasy |
| Young Adult | |
| Childrens | |
| Rating: | (28) |
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Polilla-Lynn
I read this set of books to my daughter several years ago. We both enjoyed it very much. When I was a child myself I had read The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe - which I loved and read several times, so had to read the whole set. Fabulous!
Oct 14th, 2019
Trappalapp
After reading these to my daughter as an adult. I reduced the number of stars from 4 to 3. If these weren't kids books, would probably be 2. There are far too many continuity errors and most of the series is pretty forgettable.
Feb 5th, 2015
rogercavanagh
A delightful series of books that can be enjoyed even if you no longer qualify as a young adult.
Jan 13th, 2014
dann
a bit slow, but nonetheless, a really good set of stories. i loved the dedication to lucy in the beginning of 'the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe', it made the story seem so much more meaningful. the effort that obviously went into creating the world of narnia is rivalled by none, except perhaps harry potter. i don't think i have ever read a better ending than that of the chronicles of narnia.
Aug 21st, 2013
rjscheiber
These books captured my imagination as a child and my heart as an adult, read them!
Apr 15th, 2013
loonyluna1331
This is my second most favorite series of all time, Harry Potter of course being the first. Ever since I was child I have been obsessed with the idea of a world outside of our own and these books fed that obsession and made me a better person. Go figure!
Feb 3rd, 2013
The Chronicles of Narnia appears on these lists...
33rd on Books You Can't Live Without by The Guardian
33rd on Books You Can't Live Without by The Guardian
9th on The Big Read by BBC
21st on Books of the Century by Waterstone
37th on Top 100 Books by Newsweek
