C. S. Lewis's language is as entertaining as it is obscure, and Lewis scholar Greg Wright takes us on an equally entertaining tour through some of the choice humdingers that Lewis included in his Chronicles of Narnia.
Cristiana Marie Quaale lost her mother at birth. Initially, her grief-stricken and nearly overwhelmed father did not know what to do with a child, but with the help of extended family became the kind of dad most girls only dream of.This is a story of familial bonds and rural farm life on desert lands east of the Cascade Range. Though Cristy's home was a former stagecoach stop located ten miles north of Madras, Oregon, her unique experience also touches on the universals of small-town ranch life in the years following World War II.
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