Home
Fantasy
Fiction
Mystical Traveler
Sci-Fi
What is a Shaman?
Financial Freedom
Heal the World
Occult Science
Sufi Books
Philosophy of Love
Age of Mythology
Beyond Conspiracy
Book Updates
Reading List

Freedom
Book Club
Enter your
E-mail Address


Enter your
First Name
(optional)

Then

Don't worry -- your e-mail address is totally secure.
I promise to use it only to send you Freedom Books News.

Keep Up-To-Date
XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines
 


The Magicians Nephew

By C.S. Lewis

‘The Magicians Nephew’ by C.S. Lewis, is the first book in the Narnia Chronicles. This book adventure begins in London around 1900. Two children, Digory Kirke and Polly Plummer, meet while playing. They decide to find fun games to play in the attic that connects the houses. By accidentally taking a wrong turn, they end up surprising Digory’s Uncle Andrew in his study.




Creative Playthings are Islands of Adventure

Digory’s uncle, happens to be a magician. He tricks Polly into touching a yellow ring with magic spells on it. When she touches the ring she vanishes. He then blackmails Digory into rescuing Polly. He gives Digory another yellow ring and two green rings, with magic spells, to help them return. On his journey, Digory is reunited with Polly in a forest with many pools of water. They discover that jumping into the water, while wearing the green rings, takes them into different universes. They decide to explore further brands of the world.




Magic Illusion, Magic Realism

In the Magicians Nephew, the children witness the making of Narnia, a magic kingdom. They have amazing adventure games, enchanted learning experiences and meet new magical beings. Upon returning to London, Digory cures his mother with an apple given to him by Aslan. He then takes the core of the apple and the magic rings and buries them in the back yard to prevent their misuse. The apple core grows into a tree which becomes the magical cupboard in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.


For the Tropic of Freedom Finders Keepers:
What I really enjoyed, was the symbolism of the pools of water being doorways into other worlds. As children we have the sense of adventure to explore and believe in the magic of other worlds. But as we grow up, we forget. We begin to buy into the fact that the only world there is, is this one. The only life we can have, is this one.

How many possibilities of life and adventure are we denying ourselves?What would you do if you had the opportunity to explore other universes?Would you want there to be other universes, with magical lands, and adventurous possibilities?



From Amazon





For the South African Finders

Click on the Icon below to purchase this book from Kalahari.net



Return from The Magicians Nephew to Fantastic Fiction



Return to Tropic of Freedom Books Home


footer for the magicians nephew page