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Kelly Kyle, the owner of a bookshop named “Narnia Children’s Books” is facing a lawsuit for having the word “Narnia” in their store name, according to TimesDispatch.com. This comes as a surprise because the store opened in 1984, and they have not received any prior requests to change the name.

Monsterpod.org and Creation Festival 2007 are hosting a contest, you could win some excellent prizes!  Enter the contest, then travel the site, where you’ll find NarniaFansCast, the podcast recorded by our Narnia website, NarniaFans.com!

Every now and then, Narnia has a way of showing up in the most unexpected places. I was sitting down for dinner at Fazoli’s, minding my own business, when something caught my attention. At the […]

Charlotte’s Web is coming out this December, from Walden Media. They’re an awesome company with a lot of great things going that we can emulate. We can even use their ideas and take part in their contests and everything. I just got a call from Walden Media, and they told me all about some pretty awesome things that Walden Media has going on.

Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures are bringing another fantasy world to life with Bridge to Terabithia. It is coming to theatres this February. Now it has a trailer that is very fascinating!

“Although MonsterPod is a different medium of reaching people than hosting a concert or event, we feel it ties in nicely with the mission and vision of Come Alive International,” says Harry Thomas, MonsterPod co-founder. “Our goal for the site is to provide a community where everyone can find the information or entertainment they are looking for, in a clean, family-friendly environment.” Semi-exclusive content will be provided by Walden Media, BEC Recordings, Provident Label Group, Gotee Records, and more!

Movie studio 20th Century Fox and Walden Media, the company behind “The Chronicles of Narnia” films, have formed a joint venture to produce and market family friendly films, the companies said Tuesday.