The first trailer for the next book in the Narnia series: Prince Caspian is out. And I'm officially excited.
So here's a fun question: What's your favorite Narnia book? And why?
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The Silver Chair.
The themes of alienation and redemption are woven together so succinctly and beautifully.
probably "The Last Battle". The end of the book always hits me emotionally.
Mine is The Horse and His Boy. I loved that it was set during the reign of the 4 kids from Lion, as well as expanding the world quite a bit. Even if some of the depictions of the Calormenes was stereotypical of Arabs, I didn't recognize it as a child and loved the idea of riding a talking horse.
I don't think you can beat the original.
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