I think that bell has a valid point, but that maybe it's a bit too early to teach about the cultural impact of a book that's only been out for about five years. And a full-scale critique of the books would probably take too long - and it doesn't seem like the people who want to read it would really enjoy that. :P
I think after The Magician's Nephew my favorite was The Silver Chair, but now I really like A Horse and His Boy the best. And The Last Battle made me so mad once I actually understood what was going on, lol. I liked it plenty as a really young kid, but. Not so much now.
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on 2009-09-09 09:41 pm (UTC)I think after The Magician's Nephew my favorite was The Silver Chair, but now I really like A Horse and His Boy the best. And The Last Battle made me so mad once I actually understood what was going on, lol. I liked it plenty as a really young kid, but. Not so much now.