Madeline L'engle's Site is this: http://www.madeleinelengle.com/
The three books I mentioned in my post are all hers. They are basically like a trilogy for story/theme. The next two books focus on different members of the same family and I think of them as separate (I don't know if they are, because I haven't read them yet).
During elementary school the teacher would read us classics. I know I've 'heard' the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, and the Hobbit. I finally read the J.R.R. Tolkien trilogy a few years ago. Oddly enough, my sister, not a reader herself and still a staunch JW, didn't like the look of the previews on the LoTR movies and figures they're demonized. (Of course she and hubby have Star Wars in all it's episodes...no magic or anything in that...LOL). But I digress.
Another Tolkien book I have on my list is the Simarillon. At this point, it's way down the list. hehe
The three books I mentioned in my post are all hers. They are basically like a trilogy for story/theme. The next two books focus on different members of the same family and I think of them as separate (I don't know if they are, because I haven't read them yet).
During elementary school the teacher would read us classics. I know I've 'heard' the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, and the Hobbit. I finally read the J.R.R. Tolkien trilogy a few years ago. Oddly enough, my sister, not a reader herself and still a staunch JW, didn't like the look of the previews on the LoTR movies and figures they're demonized. (Of course she and hubby have Star Wars in all it's episodes...no magic or anything in that...LOL). But I digress.
Another Tolkien book I have on my list is the Simarillon. At this point, it's way down the list. hehe