Semicolon asks what our favorite books are from these authors.
Alcott is easiest for me to choose: Little Men is my hands-down favorite.
L'Engle has a tie: Two-Part Invention: The Story of a Marriage and (surprise, surprise)

A Circle of Quiet.
The depth of my admiration for Madeleine L'Engle? A daughter and a blog named with her in mind. High praise, indeed.
C.S. Lewis has written so many different types of things that I have a harder time choosing. I'll just jump at it and say that my favorite Narnia story is The Silver Chair and that Puddleglum is my favorite Narnia character. Mere Christianity and A Grief Observed share honors, too. Oh, but what about The Great Divorce and The Screwtape Letters? And Abolition of Man? Never mind; I can't choose.
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