De leeuw, de heks en de kleerkast

Her excitement was so contagious, but I wonder how that sense of discovery resonates with kids reading it today. Does it still feel magical?

It’s such a clever and cozy choice—like stepping into another world through something so ordinary. I’d love to hear what made Lewis pick that specific object.

The clear distinction between the Witch and Aslan creates a straightforward moral universe. Does this simplicity help or hinder kids' grasp of complex ethics?