gebundene ausgabe, 163 pages
German language
Published Jan. 26, 2014 by Ueberreuter.
An einem verregneten Tag spielen Peter, Susan, Edmund und Lucy Verstecken. Als Lucy sich in einem Schrank versteckt, sind es plötzlich nicht mehr Mäntel, die sie kratzen, sondern Äste. Sie steht mitten in einem verschneiten Wald. Lucy ist im Land Narnia, über das die böse weiße Hexe ewigen Winter gebracht hat. Gemeinsam mit Peter, Susan und Edmund versucht Lucy den Frühling nach Narnia zurückzubringen und den bösen Zauber der Hexe zu brechen.
"Cool premise (a worldrobe!), but everything resolves awfully suddenly. Not to mention the human-worship, and ... 'He's not the Messiah, he's a very scary lion!'
"Cool premise (a worldrobe!), but everything resolves awfully suddenly. Not to mention the human-worship, and ... 'He's not the Messiah, he's a very scary lion!'
I happened to rather enjoy this book as a child, despite being an atheist. Sure, it has some flaws (especially in the later books if I recall), and it has a lot of very obvious references to religion, but I genuinely don't get people who need books and their authors to agree with them on every single point. What's the point of hopping into other worlds if they only resemble what you personally think the world is like? Go read a nonfiction book if that's what you want.
I happened to rather enjoy this book as a child, despite being an atheist. Sure, it has some flaws (especially in the later books if I recall), and it has a lot of very obvious references to religion, but I genuinely don't get people who need books and their authors to agree with them on every single point. What's the point of hopping into other worlds if they only resemble what you personally think the world is like? Go read a nonfiction book if that's what you want.
