Narnia the last battle

One of my absolute favorite themes in Lewis's writing is the "small made large," or the narrow doorway that opens into unimaginable joy. In other words, the great reversal. Lewis is a master artist at painting his stories into a corner, only to have found that in that corner, or through that door the story (and the world as it were) becomes larger, even larger than life. There are countless ways that Lewis develops this theme throughout his writing. No doubt, many authors have made use of…

This is a blog dedicated to one of the greatest fantasy book series ever created: The Chronicles of...

Published in 1956 and awarded the Carnegie Medal, The Last Battle chronicled the end of the world of Narnia. Jill and Eustace return to Narnia to help save it from treacherous invaders and a False Aslan. By Cauldron Pool The Rashness of the King The Ape in Its Glory What Happened That Night How Help Came to the King A Good Night's Work Mainly About Dwarfs What News the Eagle Brought The Great Meeting on Stable Hill Who Will Go into the Stable? The Pace Quickens Through the Stable Door How…

(RNS) — C.S. Lewis’ often overlooked final chapter of the Chronicles of Narnia still speaks to us today.

The Last Battle – R. MICHELSON GALLERIES

Read How the Dwarfs Refused to be Taken In from the story The Chronicles of Narnia: The Last Battle by chicubs902 with...