Synopsis:

When it comes to the most likable characters in C.S. Lewis’s Narnia Chronicles, the Beavers are always near the top for readers. They are not the characters that draw the ire of its fandom. Although the Beavers do not fit the mold of controversial characters, they are among those whose depth and significance have been overlooked. And in our day and age, where the household is under attack and gender roles are being inverted, the Beavers and their home is a helpful and needed antidote to the chaos that envelops our world.

Amidst a winter that is waging war on them, the Beavers’ home is a joyful outpost that’s filled with home, hearth, and “a great and gloriously sticky marmalade roll.” And it is not by accident that it is this way. Whether they know it or not, the Beavers’ home endears readers, because these characters are servants of Aslan, the great lion. They have their home ordered in such a way that captures how Godly kings and queens cultivate what has been given to them

From masculinity, femininity, hospitality and feasting, to Biblical rest, this book explores the simple glory this little home had on Narnia, and how these furry creatures were instrumental in the coming of spring.

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