The four Pevensie Children expect the old Professor's house to be exciting, but when Lucy, the youngest, begins telling stories of another world through the wardrobe, with another time, and talking animals, they began to worry. But it's not long until they are all there, and the adventure begins. All the rhymes and poems point to them as the answer, but when Edmund betrays them all, a whole new problem arises. What was the deal that Aslan, the great Lion, the son of the Emperor over the Sea, had made with the witch? What is the sacrifice? Will Narnia be won? Find out, in THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE.
