And I remember standing by the bookcase, reading like white-knuckled, reading these books, just devouring them, unable to put them down, completely absorbed and immersed in this in this fantastic world of Narnia.
The Last Battle : the chronicles of narnia (1956)
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What a brilliant way to depict propaganda. how it works, how the mind of a person can be manipulated to the point of making them do things that they normally wouldn't do. And then of course the resolution with Alan and how we get a full circle moment.
And unfortunately, I had a really bad time with this book. It was not good. So, this was not a great rereading experience.
there was so much in here that turned out to be incredibly racist especially in the final book as well there were a lot of racial stereotypes
for me I would never I would never say that I think it was very bold especially when you consider the time period that this book came out it was something I could think wow that might have floored people in 1956 right it's a it's anything I like it
now the last battle wasn't my favorite of the sevens probably in the middle like fourth or fifth favorite but it was still very good and I felt the very end especially the last chapter was simply beautiful it was a great Capstone to this Narnia Journey that I've went through over the last six months
There's someone in the middle that blends a little bit obviously as our other child and they're not as exciting but last battle fantastic