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a number of times and LOVE IT! Lewis writes in a way that intrigues the imagination of young and old readers alike. My husband has read the Narnia
and Space Trilogy
series multiple times throughout his 31 years of life. He still enjoys them and I dare to say enjoys them more each time.Rosie of Leavesnbloom Photography is also a fan of Lewis. She was an adult before she realized she lived in the same area that inspired many of Lewis' writings. Being a photographer, she took the opportunity to explore many of the areas familiar to him. You can read more of her experience and see photos by viewing the links below:
- The Real Life Narnia Trail: A Memorial to C.S. Lewis Part I
- A Real Life Narnia Trail: Giants, Stone Tables, and Digory
- A View From a Narnia Bench at Bangor Castle
Day 1: Love Your Neighbor
Day 2: Atheist to Christian
Day 3: Pride
Day 4: Christian Home
Day 5: Marriage
Day 6: Truth
Day 7: God's Voice
Day 8: Wisdom in Waiting
Day 9: Hell
Day 10: Worship
Day 11: Worry
Day 12: Modern Christians
Day 13: Legalism
Day 14: The Screwtape Letters
Day 15: Blind
Day 16: Materialism
Day 2: Atheist to Christian
Day 3: Pride
Day 4: Christian Home
Day 5: Marriage
Day 6: Truth
Day 7: God's Voice
Day 8: Wisdom in Waiting
Day 9: Hell
Day 10: Worship
Day 11: Worry
Day 12: Modern Christians
Day 13: Legalism
Day 14: The Screwtape Letters
Day 15: Blind
Day 16: Materialism
Day 17: Unscheduled Meeting
Day 18: Forgiveness
Day 19: Behaviour
Day 20: Grief
Day 21: Starved
Day 22: Trained Emotions
Day 23: Modern Science
Day 24: Selfishness
Day 25: Christ
Day 26: Our Guide
4 comments:
We read the Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe to our eldest a year or so ago. It was the first chapter book we attempted with him and were not sure he'd be able to follow the story (and sit still long enough), but he was simply captivated!
We have the entire series & I'm sure we'll slowly make our way through it together. :)
Thankyou Amber for linking to my Lewis posts. I can remember taking the BBC video tapes with us on holiday and we had two little Jewish boys from Belarus stay with us (after the Chernobyl incident). We played the videos and even though the boys could hardly speak a word of english to us they loved those stories and sat glued to the tv screen.
I raised my boys on Narnia stories - and they still love them.
Sweetest Amber, you have done gone and outdid yourself with this post. I have butterflies from LeavesNBloom's photography and can't wait to go over and stalk (um, I mean, visit like 50 times a day) her. Thank you, thank you. I'm honored that you mentioned me, and so grateful for what you have inspired this October.
Bless you!
xoxo michele
I first read the lion the witch and the wardrobe in school. I just recently read the whole series again and seen the movies.. Love this series!
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