I love Puddleglum, but just don't like The Silver Chair as much overall; it's a difficult read, emotionally.
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And- yeah, what Ariel said mostly.
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My other favorites are: The Last Battle, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, and Prince Caspian
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That said, it was a very hard choice! Once in an interview, Douglas Gresham said that whichever Narnia book he is reading is his favorite at the time, and I can relate. I do find myself changing my mind when I am reading one of the other books.
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Well even as difficult as it was I decided that I liked LWW the best of all of them. First off it was the first Chronicles I've ever read. I can remember laying on the couch enveloped in a world I had never known, captivated and hoping I could go on adventures like that. Second, I love the powerful message, (but don't they each have a powerful message?), well anyways I like how Lewis was able to show how how Aslan specifically died for one person, just as Jesus did not die for all of us, but for each of us. The correlation and supposal are wonderful. It's a beautiful story. Period.
(Engee I agree, LWW is a good place to start.)
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