The Chronicles of Narnia: The Magician's Nephew; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; The Horse and His Boy; Prince Caspian; The Voyage of the Dawn ... The Last Battle. With excluxive Poster inside

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Listen to all seven stories in C. S. Lewis's classic fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia in this unabridged 31-CD collection, read by some of the world's most renowned performers: The Magician's Nephew narrated by Kenneth Branagh The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe narrated by Michael York The Horse and His Boy narrated by Alex Jennings Prince Caspian narrated by Lynn Redgrave The Voyage of the Dawn Treader narrated by Derek Jacobi The Silver Chair narrated by Jeremy Northam The Last Battle narrated by Patrick Stewart
Enter C. S. Lewis's magical world of Narnia. Each of these extraordinary, timeless stories stands alone, but together they are the history of a fantastic world that becomes as real as our own.

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ISBN9780007419432
PublisherHarperCollins UK
Publication Date11/10/10
Pages766

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  • claramitk
    claramitk

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    4.0

    Klassische Kindergeschichte

    Die Chroniken von Narnia sind ein Klassiker. Ich kannte bis jetzt nur die Geschichte mit dem Kleiderschrank und bin froh, jetzt mal alle 7! Bücher gelesen zu haben. Pro Buch sind ca 120 Seiten zu kalkulieren, sodass man schnell durch kommt. Diese Ausgabe hat die Bücher leider nach Erscheinungsdatum geordnet und nicht nach zeitlicher Reihenfolge, das fand ich ziemlich umständlich. Das Englisch fand ich sehr lesbar, obwohl ich nur wenig Bücher auf englisch lese. Die Geschichten sind kurzweilig, das einzige Manko ist das Ende des letzten Buches, da hat mir etwas gefehlt.

    Nov 10, 2024

  • 3.0

    Liest sich wie ein Kinderbuch, was es vermutlich auch ist. Nichtsdestotrotz ein Buch bzw. Eine Buchreihe die man gelesen haben sollte.

    Jan 1, 2024

  • unexist
    unexist

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    3.0

    This time it is really difficult for me rate this book, there are many highs and lows. Overall, I really like the writing style of Lewis, it is always funny, when the author speaks to the reader directly and when he/she shortens stuff, that would otherwise be boring, but is somehow required to mention. What I really, really don't like is the course of the books. It starts with the genesis of Narnia and the introduction of the first two children, that is fine for me. Then a villain arises, threatens Narnia and new children are introduced. And then, basically the same happens over and over again in all books until the last one. The end of the last book is horrible, I like it when a story is completed but not when an author just gets rid of characters and/or worlds.

    Aug 13, 2023

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