The Last Battle
1 month ago
Too much death for me. Especially at the end!
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How to read the Chronicles of Narnia
It made me
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 "Long, entertaining, deep, and well worth the trouble"
How I did it: I just walked to the local library and rented out one book at a time, picking it up to read before bed on nights when i was not tired enough to fall asleep yet, some weeks it would go completely untouched and others i'd find myself falling asleep after midnight and blazing through three chapters a night. Lessons & tips: Just take your time and enjoy reading the series, if you don't feel like reading it just take a break and come back to it again when you start to get that nagging 'but what happens next?" feeling. Resources: http://cbcl.sirsi.net/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/0/0/49/ |
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How I did it: Once I had them all, I read them in their 'proper' order =) Seeing as i'm a fast reader, i finished, on average, two books a day. I didn't like 'The Last battle' because it somewhat shattered my whole perception of what narnia was about; but by the end, i was happy again =D it was a perfect ending! Read how I did it…
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Didn't Experience These as a Child
3 months ago
I’ve always wanted to read this series. I had a strange, restrictive childhood; books/movies/TV were severely monitored, and this series was on the “not acceptable” list due to it being religious allegory.
I have my hands on a lovely but inexpensive paperback boxed set.
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the last battle (literally.)
3 months ago
i took the whole series out of the school library at the start of the summer holidays, because i’d never read them all (only the lion the witch and the wardrobe) when i was younger and it’s one of those series you have to read!
i thought i would finish them really quickly and be able to move on to other books, but here i am in the last week of the holidays and i’m half-way through the last battle.
it’s not that they’re hard books to read, it’s just that it’s hard to motivate myself to read them and just be done!
The Silver Chair
4 months ago
I liked this one well enough. There were a few things I did like, for example the Black Knight and “his Lady,” and who they turned out to be (predictable but I still liked it). I like Puddleglum, he was humourous. Still wasn’t my favourite (that would still have to be A Horse and His Boy). Anyway, enjoyable enough. Took me a long time to read it though.
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