Companion to Narnia

The book offers a comprehensive look at the world of Narnia, but I wonder what motivated the author to focus on this aspect. Was it to deepen readers' understanding or to honor the legacy of C.S. Lewis?

While I appreciated the spiritual insights, I was surprised at how much emphasis was placed on faith and religious symbolism. Did others feel this added to or detracted from the adventure?

The book is packed with facts, but I'm curious whether it revealed new insights or connections between the stories that I missed in previous readings.