C. S. Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia

Pros: Seven magical adventures that can be enjoyed by all ages.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: If you haven't discovered the magic of Narnia yet, now's the perfect time to explore this wonderful world.

Review: I was in third grade when I first found my way into Narnia. It was via a wardrobe in a spare room with Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy. I was immediately hooked, bought the set, read all the books, and got some of my friends to read them as well. A few ...

Pros: Beautiful illustrations, compilation of all the Narnia books in one volume.

Cons: Doesn’t fit on my bookshelf; other than that, it’s perfect!

The Bottom Line: A treasured edition for the Narnia enthusiast as well as a beautiful gift for anyone, this compilation allows the reader to journey from one Narnia tale straight to the next.

Review: Those who journeyed to Narnia, whether in their youth or adulthood, need no introduction to the magical, mystical, and spiritual world of Aslan. For those who have not yet read these wonderful books, The Complete Chronicles of Narnia offers all...

Pros: great read, lots of fun

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: I loved this book and I think it is enjoyable for everybody!

Review: This is a great book for any kid or adult with a big imagination. In this book they have all 7 books compiled into one big book! The stories are written in the order that C. S. Lewis wanted them instead of the order that he wrote them. When I read these ...

Pros: probably best enjoyed as a child

Cons: classic series with appeal for anyone

The Bottom Line: The Chronicles of Narnia is a book series for the ages with mass appeal, a must have series.

Review: I missed out by not having experienced The Chronicles Of Narnia as a young child. I recently read them for the first time, having been told by many of my friends that I was missing out. Although I am also a huge fan of Tolkien and the Harry Potter ...

Pros: Well written and directed to all ages.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: My family can't live without it, and neither should yours!!!!

Review: C.S. Lewis was a complete art with word! He Brought Narnia to our household in one collection that has not become over read, and I may say that we have read it through many of times!! My oldest is 11 years old and hated having to read for school. He ...

Pros: Great book for all ages.

Cons: May be scary for Very young kids 3-4 yrs

The Bottom Line: Great book for advanced 4th through Early High School Classrooms and enjoyable reading for any age!

Review: This is a magical series of books that takes you on an adventure to a land far away and right in the same room all at the same time. I loved reading these books as a child and love them just as much reading them with my children now. If like talking ...

Pros: wonderfully fantastic

Cons: I honestly can't think of any.

The Bottom Line: Every child and adult should read it at some point in their life.

Review: This series of books is well written, and very fascinating. It is an excellent read for all ages and genders. The children in the series discover a doorway to another realm, one of talking animals, magic, and enchantment, as well as danger. As a...

Pros: Wonderfully written for all ages

Cons: None

Review: This book series is one that will stay with you forever. It's epic scale but overall simple themes make it work so perfectly, that it cannot easily be described. It is not something you would expect from what is regarded as a children's novel. It's ...

Pros: Short but powerful books; Imagination must be used; C.S. Lewis perfects the gift of creativity.

Cons: None

Review: This series is one of the most underrated collection of books ever. Though Disney has picked it up and will be releasing this film in December, I feel like it is comparable, if not better than Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. C.S. Lewis does an ...

Pros: Conveniently collected Chronicles.

Cons: Bizarre organization.

The Bottom Line:

The Chronicles of Narnia collected into one volume, strangely.

Review: This one's going to be rather brief (I hope). After re-watching the movie version of the first installment of C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe" a while back and with the impending (at that time) release of ...