A ROMP THROUGH NARNIA

I'm told there is a lion who wants to meet with me. I am told that he is fierce and unpredictable and very large. I have known about him for most of my life, and at times I've believed I caught a glimpse of his shadow, but I have yet to actually meet him face to face. His name is Aslan and its possible that you’ve heard of him.

C. S. Lewis has created a wonderful place, a place where anything can happen. Even the stones can talk. In Aslan’s Call Mark Eddy Smith shows us how-in this fanciful world-we discover the truest reality. In the children who travel to Narnia we find ourselves. In Aslan we find Christ. And in the place of Narnia we find the very adventure for which God made us.

We begin with the journey, and it is the journey that shapes us.

Praise for Tolkien's Ordinary Virtues by Mark Eddy Smith

"An easily accessible Tolkien treasure of useful illustrations, this one is a best buy!" YOUTHWORKER

"A quick enjoyable tour of the moral world of Tolkien' s writings." CHRISTIAN HISTORY

"Smith's writing is graceful and his analyses are solid." CATHOLIC LIBRARY WORLD

MARK EDDY SMITH is a writer living in Wheaton, Illinois. By day be is a graphic designer at InterVarsity Press. He is also the author of Tolkien's Ordinary Virtues.