The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, is a novel by C. S. Lewis. First published in 1950 in Great Britain. HarperCollins Children’s Books first published this edition in 2001.
The themes of the text are fairytales, good vs. evil, betrayal, guilt, courage, family, and exploration.
The novel is about four children whose names are Lucy, Edmund. Susan and Peter. They went to live with a professor during the air raids. The children are exploring the professor’s big house, when Lucy steps into a large empty room, with one big wardrobe. Lucy walks into the wardrobe, expecting to bump into the backside, but instead she feels something cold and prickly on her hands. Suddenly she finds herself in the middle of a wood with snow under her feet. She sees a light and meets a Faun named Mr. Tumnus. She goes for tea at the Faun’s house, and he tells Lucy about the White Witch. Lucy goes home and tells her siblings about Narnia, but they don’t believe her at first. Later in the novel they all walk trough the Wardrobe were Edmund betrays his siblings and goes to the White Witch. The children get a lot of help from the animals in the woods. And soon finds Aslan too help them fight against the White Witch.

In the beginning of the novel the setting is in the real world, it is set in England, during world war two. (1939-1945)
The other setting is in Narnia in an imaginary world. This setting has talking animals, fauns, lions, witches and Father Christmas.

The novel is narrated in the third person.
The point of view is omniscient. The novel focuses on Lucy and sometimes it is focused on Edmund.

Lucy is the youngest. She is very inquisitive. She is the first to walk trough the wardrobe. She is very good hearted and loves Edmund and forgives him at once, after he betrays his siblings. She really bonds with all of the helpers, such as the