Books like The dark tower, and other stories by C.S. Lewis
The Dark Tower, and Other Stories presents a masterful compilation of C. S. Lewis’s short works, ranging from historical narratives about kings and rulers to daring science‑fiction adventures. Designed for juvenile audiences, the anthology explores themes of courage, family, and personal growth, while offering a glimpse into Lewis’s imaginative storytelling across a variety of settings and eras.
First publish date: May 5, 1998
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: C.S. Lewis
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