I would sell my soul to see an adaptation of that. Reading it was such an important moment in my childhood

@@naisargibuch2168 I actually learnt how to love reading from that book. Beforehand I read mechanically, and with no real appetite for it. I was about 7 years old, and my parents were strict in sending me to bed early at around 7:30-8pm. I had to keep quiet, and stay in bed. In winter is was easy, but in summer with the sun shining through the curtains, and noises of older children playing coming up from the street, it was very hard and very boring. Being so bored, I ended up getting a book off the bookcase and reading it. It was The Magician's Nephew. The teacher had read The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe to us at school, but I didn't realise that this book was related to it when I started reading. I was transported from my sunny bedroom to Edwardian London, then on to The Wood Between the Worlds, Charn, and finally Narnia. I was totally spellbound, and the wonder of the story kept me reading. There was a frisson of doing something I shouldn't (reading instead of sleeping), but there was also the stillness and familiarity of my bedroom contrasting so much with the adventure story I was reading. I understood at that moment that reading could be fulfilling, and from then on my reading got a lot better.

Did you watch the video? It’s about how the last movie was badly adapted, not the books