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I've heard something about the "Book of Lost Tales", but I was definitely surprised to find there were so many books beyond just the 4 most people know about.

I am just getting into this the same way I am getting into Harry Potter and Narnia. I was into them before, but not enough to really discuss them or want to discuss them. Now I'm trying to approach them like a scientific scholar.

Looks like it was kidney inflammation (brought on after numerous transfusions) stemming from high blood pressure. This could be attributed to technological advances at the time.

I absolutely cannot speak to this, but I will address the way you phrased it. Firstly, Game of Thrones has always been weird, George R.R. Martin is a freak like Stephen King. He has good writing, but you have to make sure to skip the filler, and this is from somebody who does not even really...

How about an exert?

The concern is always what are they going to cut out and what are they going to keep, right. While that's true, my main concern is what happened with ASOUE. Doing something like this means you only plan to do the books and leave it at that, which is fine, but what if by the end of it I want more?

W-What?

Perhaps it could be worth it to buy other editions for these changes, but it does not seem like such editions are easy to come by.

I am curious about this word here. Apparently, there are American and British editions of the text and one of the key differences is that Maugrim's name is changed for some reason. Have you come across any other differences that people with other editions might not be familiar with?

And everything is significant in art.

It kind of looks like they all have no pupils, but, then again, they are supposed to be depicting her as evil.

What is wrong with her eyes?

Actually, I agree with you there. I would get the board book too because it's another way of telling the same story. That's something of value. It may be essentially the same story, but it would be interesting to see which elements they cut out to make an abridged version.

The Magician's Nephew's Friend: The Polly Plummer Story.

I might want a hardcover and a paperback edition, but I don't know if I can bring myself to keep buying a set over and over again just for some slight differences.

Well, of course there are plenty of fanfics. But fanfics are real only fun if you can discuss them too along with the series and I usually don't find that very often.

Is it true that Susan basically just disappears altogether later? Is there any more information about her after that? Are there companion Narnia stories like there are for Lord of the Rings and ASOUE?

That's why I favor movie adaptations filming stuff that wasn't even in the book.

Do you think one should read the books first or watch the adaptations? I watched the LWW movie first but I read the book second.

Don't think I ever posted here. Let me introduce myself so people can get to know me better. My name is Bianca.