About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is grappling with the weight of a mistake or feeling the heavy burden of a loved one's illness. While it is a classic work of high fantasy, it speaks deeply to the desire to fix what is broken and the courage required to own up to one's errors. The story follows Digory and Polly as they stumble into different worlds, accidentally bringing a villainous queen to a brand-new land. Through the creation of Narnia, the narrative explores themes of temptation, restorative justice, and the hope found in new beginnings. Appropriate for children aged 8 to 12, this story provides a safe space to discuss how our choices affect others and how we can find bravery even when we feel small. Parents will appreciate the rich vocabulary and the way it handles the complex emotions of a child caring for a sick parent. It is an ideal choice for families who enjoy timeless adventures that spark deep conversations about morality and wonder.
