Reading books is so inherently subjective. Books I have loved fall flat for my friends; ones they enjoy strike sometimes strike no chord in me. Sometimes it has everything to do with what is going on my life when I'm reading, or even what type of mood I'm in. When I write reviews, I try to keep that...
I remember reading this very young and enjoying it. Mostly now, I have not read it since the movies and those I remember vaguely. However I found it beautifully done and this book is such a darling read. Ugh, emotions ran, I loved the writing and storytelling. Just ugh. Narnia.
Not sure how to rate this book, because I saw the movie first, which changed my expectations, and I have to keep in mind that it was written for children. More later?
Stop being so brilliant, C.S. Lewis!! STOP IT!!!Just kidding. Don't ever stop.One of my absolute favorite series, Narnia will always hold a special place in my heart and on my bookshelves.*Skim read for school assignment 2013*
I'm the kind of person who always likes the book way more than the movie, but this book was an exception to my rule: I enjoyed the movie more than the book.When I read fantasy, I like getting into the world where the story takes place, but I couldn't get into Narnia. Everything seemed too plain for ...
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