Companion to Narnia, revised and expanded

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	• Companion to Narnia, Revised Edition: A Complete Guide to the Magical World of C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of ... Paul F. Ford HarperOne, 2005 - 560 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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The Ultimate Guide to Narnia

This book is a must have for anyone who wants a scholarly look at Narnia. Ford goes in depth to all the elements, allusions, and allegories Lewis beautifully put into Narnia. This book is a must have for any budding theologian, Narnia lover, or Lewis admirer. A brilliant piece of scholarly work.

Journey Into Narnia

Awesome book, it was exactly what I was looking for. I have been trying to locate some books to help prepare a Sunday School study. Comparing Jesus and Aslan. The details the book is providing is allowing me to prepare a wonderful study for my class.

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Companion to Narnia, revised and expanded

While reading the Chronicles of Narnia, I needed help with many of the descriptions used by Mr. lewis. I was able to use Mr. Fords book for all the explantions I needed. He makes it easy to then understand all the books. I really liked the illustrations shown in his book and really liked the maps showing Narnia, Aslan's country and all the other countries there. Mr. Ford also gives us a personal look into how he has shared the Chronicles with his children and grandchildren. I liked reading his thoughts and ideas about the books. I found his book, Companion to Narnia very helpful and lovely to read. I hope this helps others when deciding to buy a companion book to the Chronicles. I totally recommend this one.
Thank you,
Helen Clark

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Companion leaves you lonely

The Companion book is quite a good read if you are an adult. Narnia was written for kids, I bought the Narnia books for my kids and for me. The Companion to Narnia was really written for adults so was not much use to my kids (even the older one). The book does note in the introduction that it is meant for readers who have already read Narnia and are reading it again.

Aslan Would Be Proud

The whole picture about any literary work helps us understand it better. This Companion fills that role excellently. I wish I'd had it years ago.

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