​In C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, four siblings travel to the English countryside to escape World War II. But when the children stumble through a magical wardrobe into Narnia, they quickly realize they have escaped one war only to be embroiled in a new one. Except this time, there are umbrella-carrying fauns, bickering beavers, a prophecy that the four siblings will rule Narnia, and a wicked witch determined to enslave them all.

Lewis’ writing style may be whimsical and lighthearted, but this classic runs deep with themes of good and evil, love and sacrifice. Perfect for children craving adventure and for those of us who are “old enough to start reading fairy tales again.” If you love the fantasy genre, epic struggles between good and evil, or CS Lewis’ talent for relating timeless truths, you will find this book as addicting as a box of Turkish Delight. Enjoy!

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