The Chronicles of Narnia (1950β56) is populated by ordinary children visiting from their everyday world, talking or active animals, beings from mythology, and creatures invented by the booksβ author, C.S. Lewis. Animals include beavers, mice, and wolves. Mythological creatures include giants, dwarfs, centaurs, unicorns, fauns, and dryads. Lewis also created beings such as the one-footed Dufflepuds, also called Duffers, and the tall, web-footed Marsh-wiggles. These characters help make Narnia a richly detailed fantasy world.
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