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This book contains illustrations, maps, drawings, a comparison of Narnia and Earth time and the "much, much more!" that you hear about so frequently. If you want to follow a theme in Narnia or learn about the significance or history of any one particular character, tree or mouse, this is the book for you.
I found a copy of this fourth edition (1994, I do believe) at a used book store just this past week. There is an an updated version (2005)
This is a book you would not want to peruse unless you had already read Chronicles. It won't make a whole lot of sense to you otherwise. However, anyone who is planning an upcoming re-read of the books, or is in the middle of a re-read, would definitely benefit from having a copy of the Companion
It's mind blowing. You just never know how much you don't know until you pick up a book like this . . .
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