Carrie at Reading to Know is once again hosting the Chronicles of Narnia Reading Challenge and dovetailing it with her book club choice for July.
During last year’s Narnia challenge I read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, Voyage of the Dawn-Treader, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Graphic Novel. and The Way Into Narnia (all links to my thoughts) plus I thought through the use of Narnian Magic.
I’m reading the books in publication order, so the next in the series are The Silver Chair and The Horse and His Boy. They do read rather quickly so I might be tempted to go ahead and read the last two books and finish the series, but I’d also like to hold something back for next year. So right now I am just planning on those two, but we’ll see. I also have the Focus on the Family’s dramatizations of the series, so I may listen to some of those.
Someday I’d also like to read The Narnian by Alan Jacobs and What I Learned in Narnia by Douglas Wilson — I heard good things about both books during last year’s challenge — but at this moment I am not planning to work them in this month…unless I change my mind. 🙂
(I’m revising. updating my goals: I just looked back over my review of The Way Into Narnia and realized I had skipped the chapters devoted to the books I hadn’t read yet, to wait until I had read them. So I’ll be reading those chapters pertaining to The Silver Chair and The Horse and His Boy.)
If you’ve never visited Narnia, or if you’ve visited many times, I invite you to make a journey back with us this month!
It will be fun reading along with you on The Silver Chair, Barbara!
I’m so busy reading books I’ve ordered (to review on my book blog) that I really don’t have the time for this challenge.
😀 I love the caveat that you might read a book if you change your mind. ;D
So glad you are participating again. That’s three of us for The Silver Chair (so far)!
I’m glad you’re getting to The Horse and His Boy this time around–I’m going to hold you to last year’s comment about reading my thoughts once you’ve read the book for yourself! I always enjoy reading your perspective on things.