Chronicles of Narnia The Last Battle CD, Book 7, (Audiobook)

from HippieLunatic

The Last Battle doesn't feel like the other Narnia tales. Perhaps it isn't supposed to, in that it is not only the end of the story as we can know it, but the beginning of an unknown. In some ways, it is the final coming-of-age tale, in that the adolescence of earthly life is over, and the cast o...

from foof2you

The final chapter in the Chronicles of Narnia saga, Eustace and Jill must solve the problem of the false Aslan roaming Narnia and acting unlike the Aslan that they know.

from clq

It is impossible for me to be objective about this book. Obviously the end of the Narnia-series, and the conclusion to seven books of fantastic story-telling. I had goosebumps while reading about half of it, and I'm not even sure why. I don't care one bit that it might have been a little cheesy, ...

from Arctic-Stranger

I have a hard time reviewing this, because even thirty years after first reading it, the disappointment that the series was over was pretty intense. This is, as the title says, the Last Battle, and Lewis does a much better job of Last Things theology than any of the Left Behind series. I have use...

from the_awesome_opossum

It's so depressing to see the Chronicles of Narnia draw to a close, even if it's a good one. What surprised me about the theology in The Last Battle is that the "battle" isn't one between good and evil exactly (I was surprised that the White Witch never showed up), but one between good intentions...