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Title: Not one of C.S. Lewis's Best Works
Review: Even though C.S. Lewis has written numerous fantastic novels for all ages, the one titled "The Magicians Nephew" was not his best. He included great description, which helped the reader to create a clear, detailed picture of the scene that was trying to be described. However, C.S. Lewis made the story drag on and on so that it seemed to take forever to get a picture full of description of what he was trying to say. I also do not think that this book had the best plot. I would recommend "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," C.S. Lewis's most famous and best (in my opinion) books written, for children, teenagers, and adults to read. This is because it is not only a Newberry Award winning book, but includes phenominal descriptive phrases and easy vocabulary for people of all ages to understand. He also makes this book seem like you are one of the characters actually in the land of Narnia, interacting with all of the other characters.
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