[The Coopster]

I am disagreeing with you because you are wrong.

I sit here with the original series in front of me.

On each spine, there is a number. They read as follows:

The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (c.1950) - ONE

Prince Caspian (c.1951)- TWO

Voyages of the Dawn Treader (c.1952)- THREE

The Silver Chair (1953)- FOUR

The Horse and His Boy (c.1954)- FIVE

The Magician's Nephew c.(1955)- SIX

The Last Battle (c.1956)- SEVEN

Written in that order, read in that order - and I had no trouble "keeping up".

I don't know what "revised" list you're looking at - I didn't mind doing a little thinking on my own. Sounds like an order created to make it easier to keep up is exactly what I meant by ADD standards.

[The Coopster]

Apologies for the poor grammar...

[BigSkyFreeper]

Here is an image from Amazon, precisely the same as my set that I bought 15 years ago, and exactly the soft-bound books that I read in 1982 in 6th grade, and if you look at the binding, the books are numbered. Read in this order, you can follow the story. As I said LW&W is book #2. The Magicians Nephew is #1. The publisher is Scholastic Books.

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