Difference between adult Edition and non-adult editions?

[Edisonbaggins]

Anybody know for sure?
I've heard that the adult edition features some kind of beheading that the non-adult editions omit, but I've also heard there is no difference besides some additional essays by Lewis in the adult Edition. What is legend and what is real?
I just bought a paperback box-set of the adult Edition because I don't want anything omitted and I'd like to read any additional essays available!
Also, this particular edition is not numbered, so I can choose how to organize the books at a whim without the numbers being out of sequence!

Mike

[carol]

As far as I have flicked through, the adult editions are just like the adult editons of HP - a plainer cover so you can read them in the train without people laughing at you!
Seriously, I think the differences are no number on the spine, no pictures in the text, and possibly some notes in the back. One edition I saw a couple of months back had a set of spoilers about ALL the books - imagine going to read one of the other books and already knowing the main plot points (oh yes, this is Edmund, he's going to die in TLB...) Agh!

[Pensfan]

[A#minor]

[Messenger_of_Eden]

[Pensfan]

[john]

[Messenger_of_Eden]

[Edisonbaggins]

Woo-hoo!!! My box set of Narnia Adult-edition paperback and audio book just came today. That was fast!!! I always do free shipping and it still arrives before I know it!!!