10 Magical Books That Combine Christmas and Fantasy
10 Magical Books
The holiday season has its own distinct appeal, and nothing enhances it more than a touch of fantasy. When Christmas and fantasy mix, the outcome is pure magic: stories that transport us to enchanted places while celebrating the warmth and beauty of the holiday season. Here are seven enchanting magical books that seamlessly merge Christmas with fantasy, ideal for snuggling up by the fire.
1. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis’s popular story transports readers to the mystical kingdom of Narnia, which is stuck in everlasting winter under the White Witch’s dominion. However, optimism is introduced with the mention of Father Christmas, who represents the return of joy and rejuvenation. This famous story mixes adventure, enchantment, and the Christmas spirit, making it a perennial holiday read....Continue reading
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