Flame of the West (or somebody else of the same name) wrote thusly in
Post by Flame of the WestPost by Prai JeiSurely the scenario and characters are still in copyright?
I'm afraid this was done with the permission of the estate,
which apparently belongs to Lewis' stepson.
Post by Prai JeiBut since the
intended reading age is given as 4-8, could it be a simplification of the
story for the younger readers?
I am curious as to what the intended reading age was for
the original Narnia books. Probably 8 yrs old was in the
range?
I first came across LWW at the age of 8 or 9 when it was read to us, a
chapter at a time, in school. I must say the story didn't make much sense
at the time - it's only when I read it for myself as an adult that I could
see how everything hung together.
Certainly "The Magician's Nephew" seems to be aimed at younger readers than
the rest of the series.
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Paul Townsend
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