The Chronicles of Narnia 75th Anniversary Deluxe Edition

$61.59 (was $75) | Releases October 28

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The Chronicles of Narnia Deluxe Hardcover Box Set

$55.15 (was $140) | Released July 22

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The Chronicles of Narnia is one of the most beloved and widely read children's fantasy series of all time. With over 100 million copies sold since its 1950 debut, there has been no shortage of print editions to pick from, but the brand-new collector's edition may be the coolest, budget-friendly edition yet. In celebration of the C.S. Lewis classic's 75th anniversary, HarperCollins created an eye-catching hardcover omnibus that could make for a lovely gift this holiday. The Chronicles of Narnia Deluxe Edition is available for $61.59 (was $75) at Amazon during launch week.

The Deluxe Edition omnibus is arriving just a few months after The Chronicles of Narnia Deluxe Hardcover Box Set, which is on sale for only $55.15 (was $140). It's one of four different box set editions released for Narnia's 75th Anniversary. Another standout is the Full-Color Collector's Edition for $44.57 (was $91).

The Chronicles of Narnia 75th Anniversary Deluxe Edition $61.59 (was $75) | Releases October 28

The 75th Anniversary Deluxe Edition features Aslan, the King of Narnia, on a metallic dust jacket with shimmering effects. The book itself has a red cover with foil-stamped gold accents and the wardrobe portal on the cover. The custom red page edges feature an emblem representing each of the seven books in the series. On the interior covers, you'll find new fully illustrated, color maps of Narnia and its surrounding regions.

Like previous omnibus editions of The Chronicles of Narnia, the seven novels in the series clock in at 768 pages total. The book measures 6.3 x 2.1 x 9.1 inches. The paperback omnibus remains in print today and is available for only $15, which is 50% off its list price. We'd recommend looking at the sample pages of the paperback omnibus to see if you're okay with the somewhat small typeface.

Here's the list of novels included in the omnibus:

1. The Magician's Nephew
2. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
3. The Horse and His Boy
4. Prince Caspian
5. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
6. The Silver Chair
7. The Last Battle

See at Amazon The Chronicles of Narnia Deluxe Hardcover Box Set $55.15 (was $140) | Released July 22

The Chronicles of Narnia Deluxe Hardcover Box Set comes with a slipcase with vibrant artwork featuring Aslan. As mentioned, this hardcover set launched in July with a fairly high $140 list price. The current $55.15 price is an all-time-low for the box set; it was selling for close to $80 earlier this month.

You'll miss out on the fancy metallic cover, decorative page edges, and foil-stamped case, but the Deluxe Hardcover Box Set is a better choice for kids and anyone who is concerned about the readability of the omnibus edition's typeface.

The individual hardcover editions have similarly sized pages (6 x 9 inches), but together the seven novels are 1,668 pages--more than double the page count of the omnibus. If you compare the sample pages for The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the omnibus, you'll notice the individual hardcovers in this box set use larger fonts.

HarperCollins also published a paperback version of the new box set, though it's not much cheaper than the nicer hardcover collection.

If you opt for paperback copies, you should check out the Full-Color Collector's Edition, which launched in May with alternate covers and color versions of the illustrations found throughout the series.

And for portable, pocket-sized editions, consider the mass market paperback box set, which was also published in May.

The Chronicles of Narnia Box Sets (2025)

• Deluxe Hardcover Box Set -- $55.15 ($140)
• Paperback Box Set -- $38.52 ($77)
• Full-Color Collector's Edition -- $44.57 ($91)
• Pocket-sized Box Set -- $38.46 ($77)

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