This resource takes readers "further into the story" of C. S. Lewis' classic, "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," to uncover all the nuances of meaning. Study questions are included that can be used for discussion questions, written assignments for comprehension, or as "tests" for those who want to use the material for a literature curriculum.

In this symbolic tale of the gospel, four children discover the unusual land called Narnia where the evil White Witch has made it always winter but never Christmas. There they meet Aslan, the Great Lion and true ruler of Narnia. Though Aslan’s return brings hope to Narnia, that hope is crushed when Aslan gives himself in sacrifice to save one of the children from the Witch. Who will save Narnia now? Allegory.