What is the title of the final novel in C.S. Lewis’s Narnia series?

The Last Battle is the final novel in C.S. Lewis’s Narnia series.

Published in 1956, The Last Battle concludes the seven books that make up The Chronicles of Narnia. The story centers on a crisis in Narnia involving deception, political conflict, and the approach of the world’s end. It won the Carnegie Medal in 1957, recognizing it as the outstanding children’s book of the previous year.

The Last Battle was not the final Narnia book in publication sequence by a large margin; it was the seventh and concluding volume. The Magician’s Nephew, which explains Narnia’s beginnings, was published in 1955, while The Silver Chair appeared in 1953.

Readers sometimes confuse the series finale with The Silver Chair because both involve major journeys and supernatural danger. The Last Battle is distinct in bringing the entire Narnian history to its conclusion.