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The Magician’s Nephew (Chronicles of Narnia, #6)
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One day in London, two children, Polly and Digory, meet, and they accidently encounter Uncle Andrew who sends them on an incredible adventure. The children find themselves in new worlds and meeting new world leaders. On their quest, they have to make many difficult choices and to whom they are going to listen. Get ready for a magically delicious journey!
Should have read this book years ago! It was wonderful in so many ways. First, the magic. One of my biggest pet peeves with fantasy is that I am not a visual person so I can't envision what the author is describing. Never fear! First, this book was more realistic fantasy so you didn't have to imagine all sorts of new inventions. Second, the book had illustrations.
The book was appropriate for children, but I also enjoyed it as an adult. The book had me laughing quite a few times. It also has some deeper meanings and provides some very good food for thought.
In terms of pacing, the first couple of chapters were a bit slow; however, the rest of the book was very action packed. It was a short book but conveyed so much, and the ending perfectly set up the next book. It was very satisfying.
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Should have read this book years ago! It was wonderful in so many ways. First, the magic. One of my biggest pet peeves with fantasy is that I am not a visual person so I can't envision what the author is describing. Never fear! First, this book was more realistic fantasy so you didn't have to imagine all sorts of new inventions. Second, the book had illustrations.
The book was appropriate for children, but I also enjoyed it as an adult. The book had me laughing quite a few times. It also has some deeper meanings and provides some very good food for thought.
In terms of pacing, the first couple of chapters were a bit slow; however, the rest of the book was very action packed. It was a short book but conveyed so much, and the ending perfectly set up the next book. It was very satisfying.
2025 Reading Schedule
Jan A Town Like Alice
Feb Birdsong
Mar Captain Corelli's Mandolin - Louis De Berniere
Apr War and Peace
May The Woman in White
Jun Atonement
Jul The Shadow of the Wind
Aug Jude the Obscure
Sep Ulysses
Oct Vanity Fair
Nov A Fine Balance
Dec Germinal
Connect With Me!
Blog Twitter BookTube Insta My Bookstore at Pango
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March 6, 2021
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March 6, 2021
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March 7, 2021
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Mar 07, 2021 12:18PM
Wonderful review, Lisa and I’m glad you enjoyed it. Sounds like it’s really good. 💕
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I'm glad you liked this, Lisa! It sounds lovely and magical. 💜 Great review!
My second favorite book in the Narnia series! Glad you enjoyed it
Great review! It’s a very special writer who can write for both adults and children in the same book!
I read this book as an adult, too, and absolutely adored it … glad you enjoyed it, too!
Cathy wrote: "Great review! It’s a very special writer who can write for both adults and children in the same book!"Thanks, Cathy! CS Lewis is definitely a very talented author.
Abyssdancer wrote: "I read this book as an adult, too, and absolutely adored it … glad you enjoyed it, too!"Thanks, Abyssdancer! Hope you are enjoying your week of reading!
This is my favorite of the series.
Wow! Thanks for suggesting this book to me. Certainly going to borrow from the local library!
