The lion, the witch and the wardrobe. T he Narna chronicles were written by C.S Lewis, 1898-1963. The Narnia books are about ordinary English children that experience dangerous and exiting adventures in the battle for Good. The evil appears in many shapes throughout the books, but the great lion, Aslan, always represents goodness.
Every book is a finished chapter but they all belong together.
They are fun and exiting storys, they are storys about good and evil, they are storys of ethics, they are storys with a christian content. The Narnia chronicles have been called an allegory, but C.S Lewis himself said that they were not so much an allegory as a hypotheses. Maybe there is a world like Narnia and that world, like our own, is in need of redemption. The buttons and text is the intellectual property of AslansHome and may not be used in any way. The other graphics were taken on free sites of the internet.