The Silver Chair (Narnia)

Lewis' fiction puts the reader in touch with reality better than most non-fiction books.

Not my favorite Narnia because it's harder on its characters and more serious, but still good!

this was my least favorite from the series . don't want to spoil anything for those who haven't read the book yet but i couldnt believe how easily they defeated the witch ... i wanted something more .......

My least favorite in the Chronicles so far. Maybe it was cause I wasn't paying attention...but than again if an author can't MAKE you pay attention, they aren't doing that great.

definitely written as a children's story but it has beautiful philosophical and theological imagery for adults as well regarding "what is real?" and "what is worth believing?" Not the depth of story as Tolkien has, but that's not to say it is worse.

I love this series. It was my first experiment in imagery and other literary devices.

The best of the Chronicles--partly because of the Earthmen, partly because of Puddleglum, partly because of the Snow Dance, partly because of the silver chair, and partly because of the snaky witch. No library of adventure stories should be without it.

A good book, with the climax of the series set up in the pages herein, though I won't tell just what that is. I found the end to a be a little anti-climactic, but a good read nonetheless.

VERY good!