from PMaranci

First, a note: the re-ordering of the Narnia series by the publisher should be ignored. It is utterly misguided, spoils some of the charm of the series, and makes no internal sense. Prince Caspian was the second Narnia book that C.S. Lewis wrote, not the fourth.However, in reading the series to m...

from aethercowboy

It's been years since the Pevensie childen had been to Narnia, and when they get sweeped away while boarding a train, find themselves back in Narnia, though many, many years after their last visit. Everything the know of Narnia has been changed, and the three find themselves in the midst of a war...

from HippieLunatic

Prince Caspian by C.S. Lewis is more a story about belief and how that can draw barriers than it is an adventure. For the adult in me, that's a more interesting read, though I have to admit, it makes a more difficult movie (and therefore I can understand a lot of the changes the producers made). ...

from jessilouwho22

Another great book in the Narnia series :) I loved it! It was interesting seeing what had happened to Narnia over the hundreds of years that Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy weren't there, and I loved Prince Caspian's character. I didn't particularly like Susan's character in this book--she seemed l...

from The_Hibernator

Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy return to Narnia centuries after their departure to help Prince Caspian wrest the kingdom out of the hands of his tyrant uncle. A very cute story with a wonderful moral. I look forward to reading the rest of the series. I'm reading them in publication order, so this...