Look, some 'classics' are a total slog for modern kids, but Narnia still slaps. It’s fast-paced, the stakes feel real, and the magic isn't watered down.
Whether you’re doing the audiobook in the car or reading the paperback at bedtime, it’s a foundational piece of childhood. It’s not 'brain rot'—it’s the opposite. It builds a kid's internal world.
Just be ready for them to start asking for Turkish Delight, which, fair warning, is usually a disappointment compared to how Lewis describes it.






