The Magician’s Nephew by C.S. Lewis

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The Magician’s Nephew by C.S. Lewis

I really can not say much more without giving away too much of the plot. As it stands, some of the book covers give away too much as it is. The story is especially lovely when the creation of Narnia occurs. There are similarities in a broad, mythical context to the creation of the cosmos by Eru in *The Silmarillion*, written by Lewis’s friend, J. R. R. Tolkien. The beauty and power displayed in the Creation event really does bring across the idea that Aslan (like God in real-life) is both good and terrible. And He is so unbelievably awesome and unbelievably great for it.

The book doesn’t really spend as much time on various theological or moral points as the others do. It’s more of a broad mythical statement affirming the Biblical concept of Creation in the Bible. The idea of God’s Sovereignty and control over His Creation is abundantly clear and obvious, as is the fact that everything goes according to His plan and will. As Aslan says to to the Narnians, He will make sure the He suffers the most at the hands of Witch’s evil.

The above is, of course, a reference to the eventual death and resurrection of Aslan the Lion for the sins and betrayal of Edmund Pevensie in *The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe*. Aslan later warns of what the reader knows to be the Nazis in World War II and the Soviet Union in the Cold War.

✅ Genre: Fantasy, Children’s literature, Fantasy Fiction, Christian literature.

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