What I Learned in Narnia
A fine book. Douglas Wilson knows that the best way to learn from the Narnia Chronicles is by approaching them as stories to be read and reread. Only when we freely enjoy them as tales of adventure will they ever truly edify. Love is the great opener of eyes, and this book is full of insights. --Michael Ward,author ofPlanet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of C.S. Lewisand Chaplain of St Peter's College, OxfordThe best reading is the kind that weaves in and out of our own lives, so that it's hard to tell where the books end and we begin. C. S. Lewis wrote books that ask to be read that way, and here Douglas Wilson heeds the call.What I Learned in Narniais a rich response to stories that hold a world of wisdom. Wilson draws forth that wisdom and shows it to us. --Alan Jacobs,author ofThe Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C. S. Lewisand professor of English, Wheaton CollegeFor me, Doug Wilson is like his mentor Lewis--even when I disagree I find myself spiritually challenged, thoughtfully provoked, and longing for more child-like wonder and enchantment. I trust this book will do the same for all who read its pages. --Justin Taylor,managing editor, ESV Study Bible and blogger, Between Two Worlds