C.S. Lewis Imagination Messages

C.S. Lewis Imagination Messages

C.S. Lewis

Quotes Random Background at Quotes at Best Quotes Ever
A man who admits that dwarfs and giants and talking beasts and witches are still dear to him in his 50-third year is now less likely to be praised for his perennial youth than scorned and pitied for arrested development.
C.S. Lewis
BestQuotes4Ever.com
A man who admits that dwarfs and giants and talking beasts and witches are still dear to him in his 50-third year is now less likely to be praised for his perennial youth than scorned and pitied for arrested development.

Imagination, Fantasy, Fiction