The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe By CS Lewis
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the Lion the Witch and the wardrobe by C. S. Lewis, peter, lucy, Susan and Edmund go to stay his house, gets of a kindly Professor in one of the Chronicles of Narnia the Lion the Witch and the wardrobe. This elegant story about the struggle between good and evil waged within the human spirit explodes the ways of the heart and how redemption is possible through the power of active goodness and redeeming love. And the professors mysterious old country house lucy is the first to stumble through the back of enormous wardrobe entering the secret country known as Narnia when lucy returns from her exploration, she tells the siblings about the secret land but they don't believe her. A while later however, Edmund also finds its way through the dark wooden wardrobe into the land of Narnia. Lucy was telling the truth after all, Edmond says to himself. Soon after entering Narnia, Edmund encounters the White Witch although he does not initially intend to do evil. The vulnerable and navy, Edmund has difficulty controlling his appetite for The Wicked Witch is savory, delicious, delicacy, Turkish delight and is sent by his own passions. On a course of selfish pursued in Narnia, a dramatic struggle between good and evil is being played out. When the Children arrived, the friendly mr mrs and Beaver tell them that when two sons of Adam and his daughters of E two human boys and two girls and Narnia, this is the sign that the great line called Aslan is returning to reclaim his kingdom. They say two as Lynn is on the move, said Mr Beaver, whose Assulin Susan announced Assulin Why he is the king, replied Mr Bieber, he's a lord of the whole wood. Is he a man? Asked lucy Assulin. A man. Certainly not. Aslan is a lion. The great Lion. Oh! Said Susan, is it quite safe? I shall feel rather nervous about meeting a lion safe, said mrs Beaver. Who said anything about safe. Of course he isn't safe. But he's good. He's the king, I tell you. Yeah.