Prince+Caspian

By C.S. Lewis

Edmund, Lucy, Peter, and Susan are about to board the train to go to boarding school when they are called back to Narnia by Susan’s horn. They help an elf that was about to be drowned and he tells the story of how they came back to Narnia, and how they can help fight a war.

They all are called back to Narnia to help fight a war, even though most people don’t think they will help because they were expecting a warrior.

My favorite part of the book is when the war starts and they all have a feast afterwards.

I really like this book and you should read this.

This book has been reviewed by Mack B.

Amazon This is the third attachment to the Chronicles of Narnia. This book takes place after the Golden Age, when Peter, Edmund, Susan, and Lucy ruled Narnia. Years after the Pevensies left Narnia, the Telmarines invaded and took over Narnia. The Kings were then called Caspian.

When the Pevensies return to Narnia they find Cair Paravel in ruins, and the evil King Miraz rules. Miraz’s wife, Queen Prunaprismia, has a son so Prince Caspian is no longer needed. Miraz orders Caspian to be killed, but Caspian is already on the run. He makes an army of ,” Old Narnians” and attempts to take back Narnia from Miraz and give it to the creatures of “Old Narnia.”

My favorite is when Trumpkin the dwarf finds the Pevensie children and does not think they are suitable saviors of Narnia. Then the children decide to bug the dwarf. First, Edmund challenges the dwarf to a fencing match and unarms him. After, Susan and Trumpkin have an archery match. The target is a small apple. Trumpkin barely misses the apple, but Susan hits the apple right in the center. Finally, Lucy figures out that Trumpkin has a wound and instantly heals it with a drop of her magical flask.

I recommend this book to anyone who wants a book with a little more story that action.

Reviewed By Ben G