critcs on the lion, the witch,and the wardrobe. the book.?
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OMG,  I loved that book,  with out a doubt way better than the movie!  It is the 2nd of the 7 chronicles of Narnia.  I read it 3 years ago.  It was sooooooooo awesome!  Why do you ask,  are you planning to read it,  if yes than you should definitley read it!
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Since the book just was released today (2/13), I don't think the list will be readily floating around online (Then nobody would have to buy it).  I would say to go check it out at Borders or Barnes & Noble.\n\nI hope to buy it within a week or so, and will let you know if anyone from GA is in there.
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The Harry Potter books.
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ive read a few of them. they are good books for entertainment. but of course you shouldnt believe what it says. thats just the opinion of the authors veiw of what will happen. the holy bible is the only book anyone should believe.
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the plot:  a man gets caught up in a quest to find the "holy grail. Murder, deceit and high states adventure.\n\nThe underlying theme: The Bible is baloney and Christ was a married mortal man and not the Son of God. \n\nIn numerous places in the book scholarly looking persons with fancy degrees go into speeches about how the Bible is a bunch of bunk. To the average person they seem like powerful arguments but in reality NONE of the arguments (some could say blasphemies) about Christ hold up to the facts of History.\n\nWhats Real?\n\nThe names of places, artwork, historical figures, the names of documents like "Q" and the "gnostic gospels"\n\nWhat's false?\n\nEverything else, the conclusions and "facts" presented about the above people, documents, and artwork.\n\nThe book took great liberty with history (AKA LIED) in order to create a scenereo where the Christ of the Bible could be turned into a regular person. \n\nThe book says that a church council gave christ his deity a few hundred years after the fact; when the gospels were written well before that coucil was even a thought. The book also draws heavily on the errors and traditions within the Roman Catholic Church to attempt to discredit the bible. While the Roman Church did bring in pagan idols (re Icons, praying to saints) This does not alter the integrity of the Bible, but merely of the Church, since these things are in violation of the 10 commandments(ye shall have no other gods before me)\n\n\n(spoiler: (from book - i borrowed a copy)\nOne of the characters turns out to be a descendant of Christ, thus "proving" Dan Brown's point.\n\nAt the end, Langden (main character) bows and prays over the bones of Mary Magdaline\n\nEven most critics are giving the movie bad reviews\n\nBottom Line: \nAs a Christian, I cannot justify sending money to a person who tries deceitfully to destroy the Christ I worship.
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I started to write it all out for you, but there is too many Biblical references in the Chronicles of Narnia to be listed here.  I hate to leave links to websites as my answer, but please read on and see what you think:\n\nhttp://cslewis.drzeus.net/papers/lionwitchallegory.html
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IT WAS GREAT!!!  IF YOU LIKED THE MOVIES, YOU WILL LOVE THE BOOKS.  START WITH "THE HOBBIT" THEN READ THE TRILOGY.
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The Chronicles of Narnia
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I love the one that is a poem about the monster under the bed and hobbes saves the day by just being there (cause the monster didn't know there was a tiger in the bed).  Best Line: "Hey wake up you stupid cretin! Are you gonna sleep while I get eaten!?!?!?"  I'll check my collection books and see if I can find page number for the rest of ya.
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Sparknotes.com has an awesome variety of information on books that are typical to reading lists...\n\nnot to mention a whole stack of other subjects :)\n\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/lit/mocking/\n\nThis will give you a summation of the chapters, important quotations to note, and an analysis of the main characters :)\n\nBe careful if you're writing anything to cite the website for any phrases you use! It's a popular website, so be careful to put everything, unless a direct quote, in your own words :)
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I cannot help you with the name of any specific book, because I do not know what your students might like; but I can help you finding the 30 copies; there are several sites where you can read the books for free and I think it would be your best and cheapest option.\nhttp://www.thefreelibrary.com/\nhttp://www.promo.net/pg/\nhttp://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/
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A tie Between:\n\nPride and Prejudice by Jane Austen\nLittle Women by Louisa May Alcott\nHis Dark Materials Trilogy by Phillip Pullman\nTalon of the Silver Hawk by Raymond E. Feist\nThe Five People You'll meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom\nHarry Potter series by J.K. Rowling\nLord of the Rings Trilogy/ the Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien\nThe Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis\nIf I think of any more, I'll put them up
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I can't answer your question but I also loved the movies.Now I am very interested in the book and can't wait to read.
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I recommend that you look into the folklore literature which will demonstrate how similar the bible and its themes are to other mythologies. Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung are excellent authors to start with. Christians basically believe what every other faith believes. Their way is the only TRUE path to God. In my opinion (as a Christian) that's incredibly narrow-minded. If you've read the Chronicles of Narnia (and if you haven't you should) the last chapter of book 7 "The last Battle" has a scene where Aslan (Christ) allows a young man who was a follower of Tash (another god/demon) into the real Narnia (Heaven) because his actions were congruent with the Aslan's teachings even though the young man didn't realize it. Basically I believe that those who are following Christ's spirit or philosophy even if they're not doing so in name have as much if not more truth than most christians.
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If the book is famous it ought to be on www.sparknotes.com and also try www.pinkmonkey.com. They give you summary of all chapters. I love them both. They are just so useful for people like me that don't like reading books..
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Customer Reviews\nAverage Customer Review: \nNumber of Reviews: 3\n\n childhood favorite, March 28, 2004\nReviewer: A reader\nThis book has been my favorite since I was a child. The words flow so well when reading to myself or my children. Although there are some grafic parts, they don't take away from the poem/story being youthfull and fun. I will always read and share with others this delightful story.\n\n\n\n \n\n2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:\n\n My favorite children's book, July 10, 2000\nReviewer: Erin C (Winnipeg, MB Canada) - See all my reviews \nThis has got to be one of the most fun books to read. It has a great story about a little girl who has a lion, with a big, bad roar that she unleashes on unsuspecting robbers. Although somewhat gruesome I still love this book. I highly enjoy reading this book to my little brother and sister who love it as well. I hihgly recommend this book as one that should be in any book collection. I've even bought myself a copy and I'm 21.\n\n \n\n\n \n\n1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:\n\n Rhyming Fun, March 24, 1999\nReviewer: A reader\nLizzy's Lion may surprise adults at first with it's some what gross discription but it thrills children. It is fun to read!\nThis book is rhyming fun with it's musical sentences. Dennis Lee has captured a singy-song additude.\n\nThe pictures are characteristic of the award winning Marie-Louise Gay. Her pictures are busy and wild. Gay's children are depicted as cute but not perfectly pretty. She makes looking at illustrations fun.
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GO TO NOVELGUIDE.COM AND IT HAS SUMMARYS FOR ALL BOOKS AND IF NOT IT CAN RECOMEND U A WEBSITE.\n\n\n\nGOOD LUCK\n\n\nwww.novelguide.com