Anyway, if you've read the book, here are some questions to get you started thinking about it.
- What character did you identify with the most? Why?
- What do you think is the main point of the book?
- Did you like the comparison between our world and the world of the book? How do they compare and do you agree with what it was saying about our world?
- How do you think the travel to another world compares to any of the travel in Narnia? Is it as well done as C.S. Lewis' books?
- What did you like most/least about the book?
Okay. Those are a few questions. Feel free to write about whichever ones you want.
3 comments:
Both Robin and I recently read the Forbidden Door. I remembered reading it years ago now and that must have been why I sent it to Jenni. I loved it...like a breath of fresh air.
Aunt Kathe
Both Robin and I recently read the Forbidden Door. I remembered reading it years ago now and that must have been why I sent it to Jenni. I loved it...like a breath of fresh air.
Aunt Kathe
I did enjoy it. It seemed more simplistic than The Chronicles of Narnia, but not a big deal. I liked, of course, that the "good" overcomes the bad and enjoyed the characters.
Cherry
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