The Princess and Curdie with A Christian Readers' Guide

1. Opening Credits
2. Why Read Classic Novels
3. Looking at the Princess and Curdie through a Christian Worldview
4. How to Use this Guide
5. Before You Read the Princess and Curdie
6. Chapter 1: The Mountain
7. Chapter 1 Discussion
8. Reflection Questions
9. Chapter 2: The White Pigeon
10. Chapter 2 Discussion
11. Making The Connection
12. Reflection Questions
13. Chapter 3: The Mistress of the Silver Moon
14. Chapter 3 Discussion
15. Reflection Questions
16. Chapter 4: Curdie's Father and Mother
17. Chapter 4 Discussion
18. Reflection Questions
19. Chapter 5: The Miners
20. Chapter 5 Discussion
21. Reflection Questions
22. Chapter 6: The Emerald
23. Chapter 6 Discussion
24. Reflection Questions
25. Chapter 7: What Is In a Name?
26. Chapter 7 Discusson
27. Making the Connection
28. Reflection Questions
29. Chapter 8: Curdie's Mission
30. Chapter 8 Discussion
31. Making The Connection
32. Reflection Questions
33. Chapter 9: Hands
34. Chapter 9 Discussion
35. Reflection Questions
36. Chapter 10: The Heath
37. Chapter 10 Discussion
38. Reflection Questions
39. Chapter 11: Lina
40. Chapter 11 Discussion
41. Making a Connection
42. Reflection Questions
43. Chapter 12: More Creatures
44. Chapter 12 Discussion
45. Making A Connection
46. Reflection Questions
47. Chapter 13: The Baker's Wife
48. Chapter 13 Discussion
49. Reflection Questions
50. Chapter 14: The Dogs of Gwyntystorm
51. Chapter 14 Discussion
52. Reflection Questions
53. Chapter 15: Derba and Barbara
54. Chapter 15 Discussion
55. Reflection Questions
56. Chapter 16: The Mattock
57. Chapter 16 Discussion
58. Reflection Questions
59. Chapter 17: The Wine-Cellar
60. Chapter 17 Discussion
61. Reflection Questions
62. Chapter 18: The King's Kitchen
63. Chapter 18 Discussion
64. Reflection Questions
65. Chapter 19: The King's Chamber
66. Chapter 19 Discussion
67. Reflection Questions
68. Chapter 20: Counter-Plotting
69. Chapter 20 Discussion
70. Reflection Questions
71. Chapter 21: The Loaf
72. Chapter 21 Discussion
73. Reflection Questions
74. Chapter 22: The Lord Chamberlain
75. Chapter 22 Discussion
76. Reflection Questions
77. Chapter 23: Dr. Kelman
78. Chapter 23 Discussion
79. Making The Connection
80. Reflection Questions
81. Chapter 24: The Prophecy
82. Chapter 24 Discussion
83. Reflection Questions
84. Chapter 25: The Avengers
85. Chapter 25 Discussion
86. Reflection Questions
87. Chapter 26: The Vengeance
88. Chapter 26 Discussion
89. Reflection Questions
90. Chapter 27: More Vengeance
91. Chapter 27 Discussion
92. Reflection Questions
93. Chapter 28: The Preacher
94. Chapter 28 Discussion
95. Reflection Questions
96. Chapter 29: Barbara
97. Chapter 29 Discussion
98. Reflection Questions
99. Chapter 30: Peter
100. Chapter 30 Discussion
101. Reflection Questions
102. Chapter 31: The Sacrifice
103. Chapter 31 Discussion
104. Reflection Questions
105. Chapter 32: The King's Army
106. Chapter 32 Discussion
107. Reflection Questions
108. Chapter 33: The Battle
109. Chapter 33 Discussion
110. Making A Connection
111. Reflection Questions
112. Chapter 34: Judgement
113. Chapter 34 Discussion
114. Reflection Questions
115. Chapter 35: The End
116. Chapter 35 Discussion
117. Reflection Questions
118. Final Thoughts
119. Closing Credits

George MacDonald

George MacDonald was a Scottish author, poet, and minister. Renowned for his innovative contributions to modern fantasy literature, MacDonald played a pivotal role in influencing such luminaries as C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, G.K. Chesterton and Oswald Chambers, amongst many others. His profound creativity extended beyond fairy tales, as he also penned numerous thought-provoking works on Christian theology, including several compelling collections of sermons, as well as other fiction works. Oswald Chambers said of MacDonald, “It is a striking indication of the trend and shallowness of the modern reading public that George MacDonald’s books have been so neglected,” and C.S. Lewis is famously quoted as saying of MacDonald’s The Princess and the Goblin, "...[it] made a difference to my whole existence." With his literary giftedness and deep spiritual insights, MacDonald left an indelible mark on the world of literature and faith.