The Chronicles of Narnia.
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Woah, how long ago did I start this thread!!??
Anyway, I agree with you Josephine... Susan's ending was very sad. But then again, I suppose C.S. Lewis always tried to put little 'deep' moral bits into the stories so I guess its part of that.
It didn't wreck the stories though... I suppose when you have some sadness there it makes that happy parts much nicer.
Anyway, I agree with you Josephine... Susan's ending was very sad. But then again, I suppose C.S. Lewis always tried to put little 'deep' moral bits into the stories so I guess its part of that.
It didn't wreck the stories though... I suppose when you have some sadness there it makes that happy parts much nicer.
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Read The lion, the witch and the wardrobe on a 3 hour bustrip from the Alps to an airport -- wasn't especially interesting. The style was pretty... different... from what I'm used to reading nowadays; it's a nice fairy tale with Christian motives and everything, but the narrator really irks me. More of a bedtime story than an exciting adventure.
I'm afraid I've missed it by a couple of years.
I'm afraid I've missed it by a couple of years.

Will you stop with the honour stuff?

