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Good Things Come in Small Packages: The Fabulous Flight by Robert Lawson

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The Nature of Imagination in Michael Ende’s The Neverending Story

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Andre Norton Reread

Beast and Fable in Andre Norton’s Rogue Reynard

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C.S. Lewis

The Story King: How The Chronicles of Narnia Shapes the Worlds We Create

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C.S. Lewis

The Problem(s) of Susan

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CS Lewis The Dark Tower and Other Stories
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C.S. Lewis

A Short Detour: C.S. Lewis’ “The Shoddy Lands” and “Ministering Angels”

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C.S. Lewis

Stumbling Into Heaven: Emeth, Aslan, and The Last Battle

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C.S. Lewis

Better Things Ahead: The Last Battle and the End of Narnia

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Magicians Nephew
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C.S. Lewis

“Would You Like Wings?”: An Invitation to Transformation in The Magician’s Nephew

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Magicians Nephew
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C.S. Lewis

The Magician’s Nephew: The Creation of Narnia and the Coming of Evil

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Christmas

The Polar Express and What It Means to Believe

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The Chronicles of Narnia

The Only Right and Proper Way To Read The Chronicles of Narnia

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