The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe- C.S. Lewis

This classic story by C.S. Lewis is one for readers of all ages because of the subtle undertones the tale portrays. After being sent to live with a professor during WWII, they discover that the house in which they are staying is full of adventure. After playing hide-and-seek one day, Lucy discovers an old wardrobe as a hiding place. Little did Lucy know the world that would be discovered and the heroes that she and her siblings would become as they entered the world of Narnia. Throughout the story Edmund, Peter, Lucy and Susan all listen to the characters of Narnia who tell them how the white witch is seeking to overtake the place that once was full warm and full of life but is now seemingly dead and cold. As the follow the lead of Aslan to help save Narnia, they are able to see the fruition of their perseverance and love for all of Narnia.

This story will be used within my classroom as it is a classic that will never grow old. The way that this series depicts a different world brings to light deeper thoughts that often can make children ponder life in areas unknown. This can also be used to encourage the curiosity of young learners as they see the courage of Lucy and the other siblings throughout the story, pursuing the things that their first caught their attention.

Fantasy