Narnia

Narnia by Paul A. Karkainen was published by Revell in October 2007 and is our 28632nd best seller. The ISBN for Narnia is 9780800787608.

Narnia: Unlocking the Wardrobe is your companion to understanding the well-loved books that make up the Chronicles of Narnia. This accessible guide examines the allegory and symbolism found in each of the seven Narnia books. Each chapter covers one book in the series, giving insight into characters, settings, and author C. S. Lewis's worldview.

Narnia will enrich your understanding of this classic series, bringing to light the powerful lessons in each story.

Contents:
Chapter 1. The Magician's Nephew (subheadings are The Call of the Occult; The Calm before Creation; The Lion's Song; The Apple of Life)
Chapter 2. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (subheadings are Allegory and Symbolism; The Children as Disciples; The Old House; The Great Lion; Sin and Evil; Sacrifice and Salvation; The Gift of Christmas)
Chapter 3. The Horse ands his Boy (subheadings The Tisroc's Realm; A Free Narnian in Command; To Harnia and the North; The Lion's Claws)
Chapter 4. Prince Caspian (subheadings Medieval Narnia; Soulish Beasts; In the Lion's Tracks; The Faithful Sceptic; The Crooked Path to Nowhere; The Wild Awakes)
Chapter 5. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (subheadings Beginning the Quest; Cleansing the Augean Stables; The Saga of Useless Eustace; The Noble Mouse; The Art of Contentment; Aslan's Table; Last Things)
Chapter 6. The Silver Chair (Harried into Heaven; A Drink of Water; The Cheerful Voice of Doom; The Signs of the Times; Poison Green and the Magnitude of Evil; Archetype and Ectype; The Other Side)
Chapter 7. The Last Battle (The Great Deceit; Humility and Servility; The Sin of Despair; The Adventure Aslan Sends; The Cancer of Cunning; Tash's Revenge; Blindness in Paradise; The Sincere Seeker; Making an end; the Holidays Begin)

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