Has anyone read the whole series of Chronicles of Narnia

I read the whole series long ago. Probably when I was 9 or so. I have since reread them all thanks to my kids who checked them out one at a time from their school library.

This is one of my favourite series of books. I must have read them through over a dozen times and even though I'm heading for 60 now, I don't feel too old to read them through again. Love them. Love them. Love them. In the Magician's Nephew when Aslan is singing Narnia into existence, it's such an incredible piece of writing.

I read the books long ago but unfortunately ( unlike Tolken ) I've forgotten most of the story. I loved them back then & would like to see them all as movies ( since I'm not going to reread the books ).

I read it long back and loved the series. Especially the book in which two kids and a witch travel between the worlds. Its really a great read and movies so far exceeded my expectations when compared to book

I tried to read the books when I was in the fourth grade, and I just couldn't do it - I was bored senseless. But when Disney and Walden Media made The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, I decided to try again. I devoured all of the books. They were so touching and majestic. I thought Prince Caspian was a well made movie as well, I really enjoyed it and can't wait for the rest...and I believe they do currently plan to make every book into a film, although that could change if the movies don't do well.

Yes of course, I have too, starting when I was in fifth grade, when my granny gave me a whole set. Even now, I'm slowly collecting more Narnia books... such as those documenting how the Narnia films where made, or about CS Lewis. He's such a fantastic author and philosopher! It would have been so cool to have him as a grandpa.

I have read it, and do still own most of the books, although I don't have Prince Caspian (or Voyage of the Dawn Treader for that matter) and didn't really remember much of the story. Must have only borrowed that one from the library.

I have. I particularly liked the last book, for some reason. =) And, though I don't consider myself particularly religious, I really appreciated all the religious references -- gave me quite a lot to think about at that time. =)

As a kid, loved, loved, loved Chronicles of Narnia. I hope future generations get the same pleasures. In regards to the religious aspects I didn't get them until later. I think kids get what they will from reading. If your religious the stories are beautiful if your not religious... still beautiful.

I have read all the books in the series and it was a great experience.The movies are boring though.

Sadly, unless they come back, it looks like they are only going to do movies revolving around the Pevensies...of course that only leaves out the Magician's Nephew and the Horse and his Boy but still, I think they should do those two as well. I'm not terribly crazy about the fact that Disney has their claws in the franchise...I think they are too overdone. But then again, my first exposure to them was through the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe as a half hour animated feature from Bill Melendez, for the Children's Television Workshop. I watched that movie probably over 100 times as a kid and when I was lucky enough to find it on DVD I bought it.

I have read them all. I will have to say, I loved them all except The Last Battle. I really did not like that one.

I only read up to The Horse and his boy.. But I know the story up to the Dawn treader because of the movies.