The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

cath-w

Spendless wrote:

Can I just buy that seperately? We saw the Chronicles of Narnia in a bookshop this week. It was £55 eek!!

Most Libraries have audiobooks for hire. The one in which I work loan them for free for 3 weeks.

C.

Glad

just found this one here

pdoff

stressedoutmum wrote:

The Chronicles of Narnia book set (about 7 books I think) is either £6.99 or £7.99 in World Books - one of the cheapie book shops in town. The same one is selling for almost £30 in some of the major bookshops!

anyone know where there is a world books in west yorkshire? i live in dewsbury but cannot drive at mo due to ceasarian so will need to get a lift, cant just drive round looking for one! i miss my car!!

jellyhead

so which one is prince caspian? that's the one on dc in the radio times. it's a 3 parter so you'll need to keep buying the mag. there's a number to call if your disk (AOL) is missing, if anyone wants the number to save them buying the mag let me know lol!

HGLTsuperstar

Prince Caspian is book 4

jellyhead

thanks, just read that in the radio times :-)

if your free CD is missing call 0901 198 6543 stocks are limited and it's only one free CD per household. issues 2 and 3 on sale 23rd dec and 3rd jan.

jellyhead

lol! spud says he's seen TLTWATW (?!!) in school, not the current film version though. he reckons it was about 3 weeks long and he doesn't want to see the current film. he wants the prince caspian book now though, he can't wait for the next radio times disc!

aquilaM

Just wanted to add that you can buy a LW&W book that is a picture book. The story is abridged, but not that much, and the illustrations are lovely (by christian Birmingham). I know you can get it in waterstones on a 3 for 2 with other picture books, but I imagine you can get it cheaper elsewhere.
I am reading this to my two year old, who has seen a lot of the advertising around and was interested in the story. He is really enjoying it, and illustrations give us lots to talk about.

£Ronnie

Hi ya, Just wanted to say that I have bought the copy that Glad recommends from the book people, for my 3 year old daughter as part of her Christmas pressie. I think it will be too old for her as its too long for one sitting and we haven't yet advanced to reading only a few pages at a time... will still give it to her though to see, it can always be put away for later. I do think it would be great for a five year old though, and it's a great price. Pictures are beautiful and the print is ideal for that age.

beautifulgorgeous_2

voucher on mc donalds happy meal boxes for £1 book in Smiths instead of £2 which could make a cheap stocking filler.