Roar!

Can You Tell Me How to Get to Narnia? You don't actually have to journey all the way to Narnia to find everything you need to know in one spot (though you might want to anyway)! Roar! A Christian Family Guide to the Chronicles of Narnia is a beautiful volume that unveils a fun-filled world based on intriguing Bible insights for every Narniac! There's something for everyone - from elementary aged children to their parents. Packed with fun activities, a "Narniac's Creed," tips on speaking like a British schoolboy, games, trivia, and more, it's built on solid teaching: chapter by chapter discussion guides, conversation starters for parents and kids, and Bible parallels that will surprise even the most studious Christian. Now you can get the most out of Narnia - even if you don't own a wardrobe!

Heather Kopp

Heather Kopp is an editor, bestselling author, and a Narnia fan since childhood. Her dozens of books include the God’s Little Book of Guarantees series and the bestselling The Dieter’s Prayer Book. With her husband she co-authored the best-selling, Powerful Prayers for Your Family (Waterbrook). She enjoys biking, Vanagon camping, and Italian cooking, especially when followed with gelato. Kopp and her writer/editor husband, David, have five adult children and live in Central Oregon .

David Kopp

David Kopp was the founding editor of Christian Parenting Today magazine, wrote Praying the Bible for Your Life, and collaborated with Bruce Wilkinson as his writer on the bestsellers, The Prayer of Jabez, Secrets of the Vine, and other books. David grew up in a missionary family in Africa (where, as a “proper British schoolboy,” he sang “God Save the Queen!” every school-day morning).

Martin French

Martin French grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and studied illustration and design at ArtCenter in Pasadena , California gaining his BFA in 1983. Martin has received many awards of excellence from American Illustration, Communication Arts, Print, and the Society of Illustrators. He has been awarded a Gold Medal from the Society of Illustrators/ New York and a Bronze Medal from the Society of Illustrators/ Los Angeles . Martin makes his home in central Oregon .