This will be the master list for all posts relating to the C. S. Lewis Read-Along at Pages Unbound. We will provide links to all activities, and all discussion posts or book reviews, whether they are posted here at Pages Unbound or on other event participants’ blogs. If you have posted for the event and do not see a link to your post here, feel free to leave us a comment or email us so we can add it!
Note that this post has been made “sticky” for the duration of the event, so you will always be able to find it at the top of our homepage.
Informational Posts
Book Reviews
- The Magician’s Nephew (Pages Unbound, Feb. 4)
- The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (The Overstuffed Bookcase, Feb. 4)
- The Lion and the Land of Narnia compiled by Robert Cording (Winsome Reviews, Feb. 8)
- Prince Caspian (The Overstuffed Bookcase, Feb. 14)
- The Great Divorce (Pages Unbound, Feb. 18)
- Spirits in Bondage: A Cycle of Lyrics (I Feel So Unnecessary, Feb.25)
- Out of the Silent Planet (The Egotist’s Club, Feb. 27)
Discussion Questions
- Discussion Questions for The Chronicles of Narnia series (Pages Unbound, Feb. 2)
Discussion Posts
- “Edmund and Narnia’s Transition from Winter into Spring” (The Middle Page, Feb. 1)
Other Activities
- Cover Poll for The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Pages Unbound, Feb. 9)
- Personality Quiz: What Type of Talking Animal Would You Be? (Pages Unbound, Feb. 16)
- If You Like C. S. Lewis, Then Read… (Pages Unbound, Feb. 22)
Previous Posts
Some of our participants love C. S. Lewis so much that they’ve posted a lot of great things about his work even before the read-along started! Check out what they’ve written here!
The Egotist’s Club
- An Experiment in Criticism by C. S. Lewis
- On Orual from Till We Have Faces by C. S. Lewis
- Perelandra by C. S Lewis
- The Magician’s Nephew by C. S. Lewis
- “De Descriptione Temporum” by C. S. Lewis
- Discussing Setting in the Narniad
The Middle Page
Alright! I’ve done my piece. It’s a big long but I hope you all enjoy it! Thanks for hosting this 🙂
http://themiddlepage-orazi.blogspot.com/2013/02/cs-lewis-read-along-edmund-and-narnias.html
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Beautiful post! Not too long at all. I will add it to our list! Thanks for participating!
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Glad you guys are doing this! I’m going to read The Discarded Image, his study of medieval and renaissance literature. Going to pick it up from the library right now. +) I’ll let you know when my post is up!
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Thanks so much! It will be great to see reviews of some of his work beyond Narnia. I’ve only read about one excerpt of his medieval criticism. I think it was describing types of supernatural creatures.
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I love these books. I remember reading them in year 11 Chemistry class…. which would explain why I failed so dismally… I can’t remember a thing about acids or bases but know everything there is to know about Narnia! I can’t wait till the 16th to see the quiz. 🙂
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So funny! I do like chemistry, but I can see how Narnia would be equally appealing.
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Here is my review, thanks for hosting this.
Lisa
http://www.ifeelsounnecessary.com/2013/02/spirits-in-bondage-cycle-of-lyrics-by.html
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Thanks for letting us know! You’ve picked a unique Lewis book to review!
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Hey guys, I wanted to give you the correct url for my narnia post. I (very stupidly) changed the url of my blog without thinking and wanted to make sure your readers aren’t getting a dead link from you. Anyway here is the link: http://the-middle-page.blogspot.com/2013/02/cs-lewis-read-along-edmund-and-narnias.html
(and my new url for my blog is http://the-middle-page.blogspot.com)
Thanks!
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Thanks so much! It was thoughtful of you to stop by and tell us. I’ve updated the link!
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