Any publicity is good publicity! I'd never have heard of Turkish Delights if it weren't for CS Lewis. (Though after you try one, you wonder what the big deal is. ^^; They're pretty much gooey gobs of powdered white sugar. I guess in England during the Blitz, that much sugar was a big deal, but they don't really stack up to modern candy.)
See, I always wanted to eat the stuff when I was little because of C. S. Lewis! (then I did and thought it was HORRIBLE so was sadly thawrted) Perhaps this says something about me ...
I'm the same as lycoris...except I both wanted it and knew I couldn't stand it because my mum loves chocolate-coated-turkish delight and I already knew I didn't like it. lol. When we read it as a class book in school the teacher bought us all a piece of turkish delight.
But then I always kind of liked Edmund. Peter always annoyed me.
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