What was the title of the final book in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia?

The final book in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia is The Last Battle.

The Last Battle was published in 1956 and concludes the seven-book Chronicles of Narnia. The story centers on deception in Narnia, the final conflict involving King Tirian, and the end of the world of Narnia. It won the Carnegie Medal in 1957, making it the only Narnia book to receive that award.

The book is seventh in publication order and seventh in the commonly used chronological order. Its title signals the series’ apocalyptic conclusion rather than merely another military episode. The ending has generated substantial discussion because it presents a final transition into a renewed reality.

Readers sometimes call The Magician’s Nephew the last book because it was published sixth but occupies the earliest point in Narnian history. Publication order and story chronology are different.