C.s. Lewis’ the Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe - Rewritten in Everyday English: Early Reader Version

This version has been formatted specifically for younger readers. It has 13-point type, increased line and paragraph spacing, drop-caps have been removed, and any references to violence have been toned down to be age appropriate.

Discover the enchanting world of Narnia with this, the second book in C.S. Lewis's beloved seven-book series, now beautifully adapted for today's young readers. This version brings the magic of Narnia to life in everyday English, making it more accessible while staying true to the original text. The author has carefully updated British idioms and vocabulary for North American and international audiences. Experience Narnia anew through the eyes of an author dedicated to making classic literature accessible and engaging for all. The author’s most notable projects include "Mere Christianity in Everyday English," "The Screwtape Letters in Everyday English," and “The Pilgrim’s Progress in Everyday English,” bringing his expertise to these timeless classics. With a business background and a passion for sharing messages of hope, David's journey from England to Canada, and his own transformative faith experience, enrich his storytelling and led him to author a number of his own faith-based books. In 2006, David founded Bus Stop Bible Studies, a unique ministry spreading encouragement through public transit ads to millions of commuters across Canada. Now, in their retirement, David and his wife host a charming bed-and-breakfast in Muskoka, where David enjoys his new hobby of book writing.

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