Each chapter covers the allusions found in each book, beginning, of course, with The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. The next to the last chapter deals with allusions. Hinten covers the allusions of Narnia as well as its future. In the appendices in the back of the book, Hinten covers a brief history of C.S. Lewis and then covers the definition of what an allusion is, and why they're so important.

I've always been a huge fan of writers such as C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. Being an English graduate, it's become second nature to dig through each word in order to find the author's true meaning and to have a book that goes so deeply into the true nature and meanings behind Lewis' writing was enough to make my eyes go cross-eyed in sheer joy. Using his knowledge of Lewis' background in Christian studies and apologetic writings, Hinten gives his readers a chance to see the world behind the world and understand just how beautifully deep Narnia really is.