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The Magician's Nephew

I haven't been writing a lot lately because it's the end of the semester, which is a time of frantic grading for me. But somehow I have still managed to get in a lot of reading. This week I came across an essay that a student wrote on C.S. Lewis' The Magician's Nephew, and I realized that I couldn't remember the plot of that book at all; it had been such a long time since I'd read it. Obviously it was my duty to stop grading and reread The Magician's Nephew immediately. It's work-related…

The Wood Between the Worlds from The Magician's Nephew... oh my gosh, this is exactly how i pictured it!

Magician's Nephew cover by Roger Hane

The Magic Rings of Andrew Ketterley were a small collection of yellow and green finger rings, which he had created, to respectively transport people to and from the Wood between the Worlds. The rings were created on Earth by Andrew Ketterley (in Earth-year 1900) from a magical dust that he had discovered in a box left to him by his godmother, Mrs. Lefay, who was part Fairy. She had made him promise her that he would destroy the box, only for him to instead end up keeping it and spend…

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C.S. Lewis Narnia Chronicles, cover art by Chris Van Allsburg

C.S. Lewis- The Magician’s Nephew

by cardboard antlers (the magician's nephew)

Polly Plummer and Digory Kirke

Charn, The Magician's Nephew

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