Books by cs Lewis

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What are u reading I read this one aND a whole new dimension of awesomeness opened up as I began to realize the possibility of the magical wardrobe and the realization of other fictitious concepts the lion and the witch and the wardrobe alas though I had seen that there might possibly be literature ban as a result of my experiments and portal trAvel seemed with in reach and a fountain of youth

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How are you doing otue?

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Alright is suppose

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I hope you have a good day bud, I read all the Narnia books when I was in 4th grade and loved them. C. S. Lewis also wrote the screwtape letters. Which is not a childrens book by any means, I think it’s actually a series of letters between a priest and the devil.

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Yeah I read the Narnia books as a kid too and then again as an adult. I enjoyed them both times.

Also, another book series that I really enjoyed as a kid and also as an adult was the “Wrinkle in Time” books by Madeleine L’Engle. I remember the mom was a scientist in those books—maybe that’s why I love science so much. :nerd:

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Remember Berstein Bears or the boxcar children?

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There used to be trading cards that appealed to the yougner generation a series called the garbage pail kids

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I just figured out the Care Bears though after all this time their belly would overflow super powers

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In the bear literature genre, I prefer Winnie the Pooh or Paddington Bear.

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You see, what I meant to do…

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Yeah, you’re just the type :joy_cat:

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I read the Chronicles of Narnia when I was in high school, and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I’ve dabbled in Mr. Lewis’ other, more serious works. One that got my attention is “The Problem of Pain”. It deals with an issue that has always bothered me.

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U can still catch old episodes of the Care Bears on youtube

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All those 80s cartoons are the best

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It’s actually letter’s between demons, sharing with each other how to corrupt humans. Just between 2 demons.

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When I was in my twenties and so paranoid, I read all kinds of spiritual children’s literature. I think I liked George MacDonald best. In particular, the short story entitled “The Wise Woman” explained to me the healing potential of manual labor.

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