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Dark_Lady_Jada Registered: Dec '04	Date Posted: 1/5/06 3:52pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	Just thought everyone might be interested in this: Barnes and Noble Book Discussion of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe -----signature----- SSA Council Master Training Qui-Gon-Matt Blue Master's Veangeful Battle Wench of Destruction & Raiser of the Blue Stick AHBY\| Ward 316\|181St Lead Adopter of SciChik Salty get well!
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Amon_Amarth Registered: Jan '05	Date Posted: 1/5/06 4:09pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	Brilliant series! My favourite books are Magician's Nephew and The Lion, the Witch and the wardrobe. -----signature----- Jedi Guardian - Acolytes of Revan "The Force is fine...but I would have preferred some company." 'Caenorhabditis elegans' is much better than Darth Plagueis at cheating death. "Don't **** with the Jedi Master, son!" Mark Hamill, CE
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RolandofGilead Title: Manager Emeritus Registered: Jan '01	Date Posted: 1/5/06 4:21pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I've just finished The Magician's Nephew and am already a couple chapters into A Horse and his Boy. -----signature----- Satan's not in a guitar pick, he's inside all of us. In here, in your hearts. He's what makes us not want to go to work, or exercise, or tell the truth. He's that little voice in your mind that says "**** you" to the people you hate.
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MariahJSkywalker Title: Manager Emeritus Registered: Mar '05	Date Posted: 1/5/06 7:46pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I quite enjoyed the Magician's Nephew, and it's not a bad way to start off on reading the series. -----signature----- many people here should be fixed, but that's another story.-KW Smut Peddlin' Squaw of the Knights of the 3SA/JCC Sarcasm Table R.I.P. Snowie
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AzulSaber Registered: Sep '05	Date Posted: 1/5/06 8:45pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I love these books, read most of them when I was very young, yet never finished the entire series. I'm hoping to rectify that soon, spurred on by the new movie which was excellent I thought. I think Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe would have to be my absolute favorite. It's what got me started into this world. Voyage of the Dawn Treader was good too though, if I remember correctly. Brilliant series, as Amon_Amarth so aptly said. -----signature----- I have a bad feeling about this. Never tell me the odds. 30 Years of Geek Heaven. Celebration IV here I come!
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Daughter_of_Yubyub Registered: Jul '02	Date Posted: 1/8/06 6:48pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	Narnia was the series that got me into the entire fantasy genre. All these years later, it still has a very dear place in my heart. -----signature----- The Timbit Evangelist Dark Lady of the JCC Yubsié, Handmaiden of the Crest EUDF Commodore\| Assistant Empress etc.- WJFC See my bio for my memberships and fanfiction
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Alethia Registered: Feb '05	Date Posted: 1/10/06 5:47am Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I got the books when I was nine or so, but I didn't read them until I was 12. But once I started, I was hooked. They're wonderful books and I love to reread them. My set is missing all except TMN, TSC and TLB, so for Christmas I got my brother (who's six) his own. He was very happy (still hasn't seen the movie yet, but the Happy Meal toys at McDs have influenced him) and wanted us to read it to him that very moment. And I have a suspicion that my step-father stole the books this morning to read. He's a pastor- and, amazingly- had never heard of C.S. Lewis until now. -----signature----- Jen, High Scholar and Ponderer of all Things Verily Blue, and Official caller of Suz, Crusader of Heretics and Knight of the Blue 1000 Now sacrificing Movie Garfield
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Master_Jedi80 Registered: May '05	Date Posted: 1/12/06 7:51am Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion - Date Edited: 1/12/06 7:52am (1 edits total) Edited By: Master_Jedi80
	I just finished "The Silver Chair" last night, and now i am reading "The Horse and his Boy" (i am reading them in release order, as it is listed on the side of the books) Anyways, i thought The Silver Chair, got much much better in the last 4 chapters, and actually saved the book. I thought the first few chapters were okay, but nothing to really happened...I was satisfied by the end. However, I thought Eustace and Jill wouldve been a little more helpful...I just dont get why they were brought to Narnia to find the prince, it seems liek anyone couldve done it... I did like Puddlegum by the end, at first i thought he was the inspiration for Jar Jar Binks...hehe Anyone want to discuss the Silver Chair?? Also, i was most worried about enjoyign the Horse and His Boy, but i am enjoying it so far
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Jacen-Vader Registered: Nov '05	Date Posted: 1/12/06 9:06am Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I have just finish the first book: The Magician's Nephew. Awesome. After read only fiction like star wars, Dan Brown Books, an d Le Carre, I love this book, like a fairy tale but with a little of action and anything more. Really nice the book. I'll read the other 6. -----signature----- Member of the Jacen Solo Fan Club Twin Suns 22 Follower of the Potentium
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LilyHobbitJedi Title: Apples to Apples and 20 Questions hostess Registered: Aug '05	Date Posted: 1/13/06 6:08pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I read The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe when I was in 3rd grade and I totally loved it. But it wasn't until the movie came out that I decided to try and read the rest of the books. I've no read The Magician's Nephew and I'm working on The Horse and his Boy now. I'm finding that the more I read it, the more I'm enjoy it. I can't wait until I finally finish them. -----signature----- Proud Master to eboneya & Alassë Eärfalas! Everybody Lies- House/SW Crossover! http://boards.theforce.net/the_saga/b10476/28032689/r28039379/ A Light In The Darkness http://boards.theforce.net/the_saga/b1047
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Excellence Registered: Jul '02	Date Posted: 1/14/06 1:37pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion - Date Edited: 1/14/06 1:42pm (1 edits total) Edited By: Excellence
	Overhyped like LOTR. Must be something to do with books 50yrs old, I don't know . . . I've read Caspian and Dawn Treader, but so long ago I cannot assess its attributes. The lion really doesn't stir anything within me, and I don't see how they outshine any other coming of age and trial books. It's basically just an alternate world with Disney-class toons for kids. And thus, in essence, no different to modern contemporaries. I liked The Time Traveller. Didn't understand a technical word as a kid myself. It's quite boring, but it had a good horror scene at the end, the mad scramble to escape in the dark, hands grabbing all over you, your heart pounding without that measely match. I admire the elaborate prose. I seem to have lost my Dracula book, the first time I've ever lost a book, so unless I find it I can't finish it and compare the prose to other pre-century material. -----signature----- The Brits gave the world Doctor Who We owe them
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lightsaber_wielder Registered: Jan '02	Date Posted: 1/14/06 11:14pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I enjoyed all the Narnia books. They're good light reading, brilliant for children yet recommandable to people of all ages. (Did everyone enjoy the film of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe? I feel that it was better than the book in various respects.) -----signature----- "Show me the books he loves and I shall know a man far better than through mortal friends." - Dawn Adams "Music is the vernacular of the human soul." - Geoffrey Latham "A good story is any story you like." - Karen Traviss
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Excellence Registered: Jul '02	Date Posted: 1/15/06 2:39am Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	Caspian was one of the better books, where everything is turned upside down from what the kids remembered. They were just folklore legends in the past. I didn't see much point in the Dawn Treader, but I remembered liking the former. The Telmarians even went back to their own pirate island. -----signature----- The Brits gave the world Doctor Who We owe them
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Rexus Registered: Dec '05	Date Posted: 1/16/06 8:53am Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I just read the first book - "The Magician's Nephew" and I feel hooked. I'm glad that I listened to everyone who said that the books are recomended for all ages because I would have missed a must to read series... -----signature----- So it is written, so it shall come to pass... Quote the Raven, nevermore
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-Phoenix- Registered: Oct '05	Date Posted: 1/20/06 4:03pm Subject: RE: Theres a World in my Closet!!! Chronicles of Narnia Discussion
	I read them all a couple years ago and absolutely loved them. I was really glad when this last Christmas I got the complete Chronicles of Narnia in one big volume, and in correct chronological order. I've read them all again, and all I can say is wow. Lewis was a genius, especially the way he wrote, as if he was telling a story to a small child and adding little side-notes about places, characters, and things, as if Narnia was a real place he had researched. I'm not sure which one is my favourite, although the last few, like The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and The Last Battle, left me in a dream-like state, what with all the wonderful images that had entered my head. -----signature----- Spiders can be fun and wild, but at the end they will kill you and catch you from behind. XBL GamerTag: o PH03N1X o Hold on to your potatoes. Bears are a proud people, although they're not people per se. They're animals.
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