It's The Real Deal...Just Ask Aslan

Have you ever started to read a Harry Potter book and not been able to put it down? Then, when you do, your leg hairs are inches longer and 3 months have gone by without you knowing. What then follows is you muttering incantations and spells under your breath and carving a wand from a branch you found outside.

Yes, I have been there too. It was a bittersweet moment reading the last book and realizing that Harry Potter, as I knew it, did not exist anymore. If you were like me, you fell into a Harry Potter depression because you knew that there would never be another book series that you would love so dearly.

I am here to tell you that there is a remedy. It's the Chronicles of Narnia (you thought I was going to say Twilight, huh?).


I have recently decided to take on the quest of reading the Chronicles of Narnia. I had read them when I was in 5th grade but my understanding level was way below average and the story plot went in one ear and out the other. So I started again.

I already knew what happened in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe from the movie so I decided to skip that one and go strait to The Horse & His Boy.

Let me tell you... adventure, adventure, adventure! I couldn't put them down and would go through a book in 3 days.
Just in case you were wondering, you can find out about the books here


As I read each one, something began to happen, I started to believe.

I believed in Narnia.

I believed in Aslan.

I thought that I was from Narnia.

I despised the Calormen for believing in Tash and not Aslan.

I fell in love with Prince Caspian

I was sad when I found out he married someone else.

I wished I could sail on the Dawn Treador

I had tears in my eyes at the end

I believed in Narnia

I was so excited that I just had to tell someone. So I told Tyler. This is how our conversation went...

Me: Tyler........I think Narnia is real. I want to move to Narnia.

Tyler: *scoffing laugh*

Me: No! I'm serious! I think I am going to go there someday!

Tyler: Jessica...there is no Narnia-

Me: -*GASP!*

Tyler: ...and there is no such thing as Aslan

Me: *GASP* Tyler! Don't say things like that!



Go read the books and see for yourself. That way, we would have a double chance of finding Narnia if we both look.


p.s. Dear Aslan, please help me find Narnia