Passport to Narnia: A Newcomer's Guide New to Narnia? Don't feel lost—or alone! This accessible, illustrated guide is your passport to C.From Lewis's Narnia novels to early coverage of . Rowling's wizarding world of Harry Potter, author George Beahm is your guide to the wonders of Narnia. K. R. Lewis. S.Written by a seasoned travel

Title	:	Passport to Narnia: A Newcomer's Guide
Author	:	George Beahm
Rating	:	4.75 (355 Votes)
Asin	:	1571744657
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	200 Pages
Publish Date	:	2005-10-17
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New to Narnia? Don't feel lost—or alone! This accessible, illustrated guide is your passport to C. S. Lewis's enchanting world of Narnia and all its wonders. Written especially for newcomers, Passport to Narnia tells you everything you need to know about Narnia and its creator, C. S. Lewis. Fun, fact-filled, and entertaining, it also features the art of award-winning fantasy illustrator Tim Kirk, whose map of Narnia and delightful drawings lend just the right touch.Written by a seasoned traveler who has taken his readers in previous books to J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth and J. K. Rowling's wizarding world of Harry Potter, author George Beahm is your guide to the wonders of Narnia.What's the story behind Lewis's writing The Chronicles of Narnia? What is its geography and who are its people? Who are the principal characters in each book, and what challenges await them? These, and many more, questions are answered.From Lewis's Narnia novels to early coverage of

Editorial : This guide has short, well-organized chapters you will find answers quickly. Our favorite: Where you can get Turkish Delight! -- Washington Post KidsPost, December 4, 2005

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