Narnia

I am reading a book called Narnia. Narnia was wrote by C.S. Lewis and has wrote several other books to. I am about half way threw the book and it is a really good book. I am at the part where Lucy went into the wardrobe again and Edmund followed her in and he got lost. He found the The Witch and bribed him with food and she told him the next time he comes to Narnia he has to bring all his siblings and go to her castle. When Edmund finds Lucy and leaves and goes back into the wardrobe, all the siblings asked where they were at and Edmund denied he was ever in Narnia to make Lucy look bad and then she ran off cying. Thats as far as I am right now. I think the author wrote this book to have a funa dn adventureous novel that leads into all the other books. The big idea is that you can always have an imagination but  believe someone until they are proven wrong. I like Lucy because she is so inoccent but cute at the same time. "Just like a girl" caught my eye. It shows he doesnt care about how she feels just the way she is presented. My questions are how will the witch impact all the siblings and how will the profesor take this story from the oldest sister about Lucy's "made up story".