Narnia

[close] The 2014 Reading Olympics, a book-driven competition which is sponsored by The Page Turners Group, has officially begun! Athletes have branched out into a series of teams or "countries" that will battle head-to-head for gold, silver, and bronze medals in a multitude of sports. Even though the Games have already started, teams are always in need of additional athletes! Any members who would like to join the Narnian team need only request to join this group. To learn more about the 2014 Reading Olympics and to participate in the Games, you can view the main group here.

[close] It has been a couple of years since the Pevensie children have been to Narnia and have been being missed by the Narnians. They find their way back and are reunited with their friend, Caspian, who is the King of Cair Paravel. But threatening rumours are spreading through the lands of certain kinds of madness.

[close] In a land called Narnia, with rolling hills and talking animals is a Kingdom with four siblings as the rulers. Fight alongside Peter The Magnificent, Susan The Gentle, Edmund The Just, and Lucy The Valiant for the people of Narnia.

[close] Travel to Narnia, a world were almost anything is possible. A world of kings, queens, gods, and talking animals. It's like walking through a real life fairy tale. However, there is danger in Narnia. You have to be careful and stay away from any suspicious creatures who could possibly be working for bad guys like the Ice Queen. Most of the good guys work for Aslan, a god and a myth in himself. He's a lion who protects the people of Narnia in times of need. When people die, they go to 'Aslan's country' if they have lived a long and noble life. Even if they haven't died and they believe they have lived their lives fully there, they may go to Aslan's country early. Sometimes, Narnia opens itself to the human world to special people. People like Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy Pevensie. The thing is, though, there isn't just one way to get to Narnia. There's a different way to get in every time. Rather through a wardrobe, a painting, or even through a train station. Come and add to the adventures of Narnia with your own story.