The Wood Between Worlds Explained Nephew of the Wizard of Narnia Lore

In The Magician's Nephew, CS Lewis turns the world – several worlds in fact – completely upside down when he introduces a whole new realm into the legend and lore of Narnia. The Wood Between Worlds introduces us to the multiverse of The Chronicles of Narnia and shows us the world of Charn, introduces the White Witch Jadis into Aslan's creation of Narnia and transports a whole host of characters, including Polly Plummer, Digory Kirke, Uncle Andrew Ketterly. , The Taxi Driver / King Frank and Strawberry / Fledge the horse.

Wood is not only beautiful, it is also dangerous. In today's episode, we'll talk about the three dangers of these woods and explore what that means for all of us today.

A HUGE Thank you to all these incredible artists! Check out their work below:

The Magicians' Nephew by kchan @deviantart.com
Map of Narnia by Aisule @deviantart.com
Underground Kingdom by Bezduch @deviantart.com
Wood Between Worlds Katherine Gray
Magic Rings by Poggin @deviantart.com
Santa Claus Santa Claus by Eric Halquist
Concept illustration by Justin Sweet
Wood Between Worlds by Kristen McCurdy Kchan27 @deviantart.com
The Magician's Nephew: Wood Between Worlds by ElectricalBee @ deviantart.com
Wood Between Worlds by Jef Murray
The wood between worlds by Irete @ deviantart.com
.:The wood between the worlds:. By Felt-Heart @deviantart.com
Guinea Pig by Pogginv @ narnia.fandom.com
Flaw by Xavier Ward @ artstation.com
I like Reepicheep by Hermione 75 @ deviantart.com