num_pages: 141
description: This was the very first celebration of the Chronicles of Narnia (begun in 1955, before the final volume was published), and is still the only one of its kind. Furthermore, it is the only book about himself and his writing that C. S. Lewis ever praised. The preface is by Walter Hooper. The introductory chapter is called Making Pictures. The three main chapters are Spoiled Lewiss Concept of Nature, The Coming of the Lewiss Concept of God, and Possible Gods and Lewiss Concept of Man. The concluding chapter is called Weaving a Spell. END
language: English
title: The Lion of Judah in Never-Never land: The Theology of C. S. Lewis Expressed in his Fantasies for Children
titlecomplete: The Lion of Judah in Never-Never land: The Theology of C. S. Lewis Expressed in his Fantasies for Children
genres: Nonfiction, Christian
ratings_count: 53
publisher: Eerdmans