The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - C.S Lewis

I forgot just how good this book was, so when it came up as part of  readLong choice with Dalis Book club choice I knew I had to jump at the chance to relive a childhood classic.


Peter, Edmund, Susan and Lucy are sent off to live with the professor during the war, and through playing games to occupy themselves they find a whole enchanted world through the back of the wardrobe! What awaits them on the other side is the magical world of Narnia, full of talking beavers, white witches, fauns and of course the king...Aslan!

Without a doubt a book I have read many times over during my childhood but never through adulthood. And I can tell you it was just as magical reading it this time round as when i first read it as a child.

Thank you #dalisbookclub for hosting another fantastic readlong.

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