In this compelling analysis, the deeper intent behind C. S. Lewis' timeless series, The Chronicles of Narnia, is explored. Are the Chronicles simply classic literature? A spiritual allegory? Or, as believed by some, a "tool of the Devil and instrument of witchcraft"? With tact and dexterity based on years' worth of research, Schrock presents a refreshing look at the Chronicles of Narnia, and what their author had in mind as he penned them.