The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (book)

One minute you're standing in a wardrobe. The next, there's snow beneath your feet and a lamppost glowing in the middle of a forest. That's the moment The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe grabs you. C. S. Lewis built an entire world behind an ordinary piece of furniture, complete with talking animals, a terrifying White Witch, and Aslan. The story has betrayal, courage, sacrifice, and the kind of wonder that makes you check the back of your own closet just in case. Harry Potter has Hogwarts, and The Hobbit has Middle-earth, but Narnia offers one of childhood literature's greatest doorways into adventure. Which world would you most want to enter?