SPOILER ALERT. If you have not read the entire Chronicles of Narnia series and don't want to be spoiled on how it all ends in the seventh book, don't read any further. SPOILER ALERT.
You've been warned.
I just finished reading the last book in the series this evening, "The Last Battle."
When I was done I was left feeling unfulfilled and I wanted to have one more book in the series, a book of Susan's redemption.
It grieved me when Peter informed Tirian that Susan was no longer a friend of Narnia but had turned her back. But she was still young and that's not to say she couldn't come back. And look at the facts, her entire family died in that book, can you imagine the grief she would have gone through back on earth when word reached her that both her parents and all three of her siblings, as well as a cousin, were all dead?
Perhaps not writing the book as part of the series, but a later book that chronicles Susan's journey in life from the death of her family through her finally finding redemption and at the very end being reunited with her family in Aslan's country.
I so want to read that book!!!
You've been warned.
I just finished reading the last book in the series this evening, "The Last Battle."
When I was done I was left feeling unfulfilled and I wanted to have one more book in the series, a book of Susan's redemption.
It grieved me when Peter informed Tirian that Susan was no longer a friend of Narnia but had turned her back. But she was still young and that's not to say she couldn't come back. And look at the facts, her entire family died in that book, can you imagine the grief she would have gone through back on earth when word reached her that both her parents and all three of her siblings, as well as a cousin, were all dead?
Perhaps not writing the book as part of the series, but a later book that chronicles Susan's journey in life from the death of her family through her finally finding redemption and at the very end being reunited with her family in Aslan's country.
I so want to read that book!!!
