It seemed strange to me that HHB was the only book in the entire box set to have this type of capitalization.and then I looked at the header of pages where the chapter titles are listed throughout the book. The capitalization of my sister’s set does not at all seem to me to be consistent, especially given that her copy of HHB contains chapter titles that do have all of their major words capitalized in the table of contents ( How Shasta Set Out on His Travels, Shasta Falls In With the Narnians, etc.).
The books in my set have all the major words capitalized like the title of a book ( Lucy Looks into a Wardrobe, What Lucy Found There, etc.). I’ve never seen chapters in a Narnia book titled like this. For example, the chapters of LWW read as follows:ĭeeper Magic from before the Dawn of Time I noticed that the capitalization of the chapters in my sister’s set of books is quite odd. The set that I own is published in the United States, ordered chronologically, and distributed by HarperCollins as well. Her set can be found on Amazon here here. The covers have art by Pauline Baynes, but her illustrations are uniquely arranged. Hers was printed and bound in the UK and ordered chronologically. She has a set of the Chronicles published in 2015 by HarperCollins. I was looking at my sister’s Narnia set last week and I noticed something a bit odd.
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