The Horse and His Boy: Unabridged (The Chronicles of Narnia, Book 3)
C. S. Lewis, Alex Jennings
Following on from The Magician’s Nephew and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, this is a classic fantasy adventure from The Chronicles of Narnia. A complete and unabridged edition.
Desperate to escape a harsh and narrow regime, two runaways unwittingly flee headlong into the centre of a terrible battle. This first sequel to The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe includes all the hallmarks of its famous predecessor, though this time the fate of Narnia is wound up in the lives of its own children – and a talking horse!Reviews
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Viscountess Aphrodite Casserole 23.06.2026
Probably my favourite narnia book!
Professor Ursula Colly-Wobbles 01.09.2024
not bad not good but still a nice book
Marshal Lacey Banana 19.08.2024
This is a wonderful adverture story, based on the happenings that occur in the time of Narnia, whilst High King Peter, Queen Susan, who is next in line to be the 'High' ruler, King Edmund and my personal favourite, Queen Susan are in charge. It starts of, in the neighbouring kingdom to Narnia, caloremen, a much bigger empire compared to the rest, compared to the rest. A child by the name of Shasta, and his supposed father, a fisherman, are living, far from the settlement of the other people and cities. Shasta always wanders why his skin is so fare, and his father's is dark, like other caloremen.He feels an outsider. One day, a Tarkaan, the upper-class caloremen male, stops to reside at his home for the night, so Shasta is kicked out to sleep someplace else. Outside, he meets the horse of the Tarkaan, who turns out to be a Narnian Horse, as he talks.He tells Shasta the reason he is Whiter than the rest: ge too is a white barbarian (Narnian or Archenlandish).So they both journey to the northen side of their world, to the place where the Narnian and Archenlandish settlement. They join forces with another runaway couple, a Narnian horse and a young Tarkheena, the upper-class Caloremen females, who is escaping from her father. They get lost in the great city of Tashban, the capital city, and Shasta gets mistaken for a royal child.They both swop, and Shasta meets them again. The prince of the calormen, is in love with Queen Susan and they decide to have a war over her. Shasta and his Friends rush to warn the archenlandish King of the upcoming danger. There is a battle in which Shasta find that he is the honoured lost prince of Archenland and he becomes king later on... Agreat story recommended to all!
Queen Marge Hammersmith 14.08.2024
Star Reviewer
It was very mysterious as Shasta was actually Prince Cor (Brother of Prince Corin) he meets Bree a talking horse when a knight comes to talk then Shasta meets Bree and they meet a girl called Aravis (Who is the Princess of Tashbaan) with a talking horse as well they go to Narnia and find that the the Emperor of Tashbaan (Who wants to marry Aravis is going to fight the Calormen (Where Shasta was found) and Narnia! Who do you think will win? My favourite character is Shasta/Prince Cor. I would definitely recommend it to somebody else.
Sergeant Peanuts Nuggets 01.08.2024
Star Reviewer
I found it a bit boring but I enjoyed the talking horses and when the main character got reunited with the others.
Professor Daffodil O’Doughnut 19.07.2024
a bit boring and not understandable, but other than that it is a good book.
Principal Blossom Pineapple 09.06.2024
Star Reviewer
I loved this book even though some of the things they said didn’t make sense especially the rabadash because he was the king of archeland. I wish they included Alan more hopefully in the next book they will.
Officer Pinky Vampire 03.02.2024
Amazing books and very well read. The talking animals and different worlds are superbly described
Master Zizou Tyrannosaurus 04.09.2023
Good book lots of adventures and I liked the horse both of them called bree and hwin.
Captain Cello Banana 31.08.2023
This book was interesting because it is mythical. The book is about freedom and humility.
Doctor Cynthia Possum 06.08.2023
Star Reviewer
Unbelievable super cool!
Chief Tyler Owl 03.08.2023
This book was really detailed and fun. I simply devoured it and loved every momemt. I would most likely recommend this book to all ages under 12 and over 6 because some of the language is harder but when you get older it may become a bit boring and dull. It was a great fiction story and my favroute character was Lucy as i have liked her in all the other Narnia stories. Loved this bok and I would read it any day.
Anonymous 13.07.2023
Star Reviewer
The end was the best
Judge Rose Vampire 09.02.2023
It is a good book about always helping people out
Duchess Angora Stegosaurus 27.10.2022
It was great! spectacular!
Marshal Dobbin Bookmark 03.09.2022
This boy wants to see what's to the North. Then one day everything changes.
Anonymous 07.07.2022
I thought it was good.
Madam Harmonica Hoverboard 13.06.2022
Nice The plot was amazing and I love the book I would recommend it to someone who likes to read adventure stories
Judge June Taramasalata 06.09.2021
I loved this book . My favorite Character is the horse he was so brave. I recommend it to everyone who is looking or a book to read .
Superintendent Rapper Bouncy-castle 28.08.2021
