The Silver Chair (the Chronicles of Narnia) - C. S. Lewis (Paperback)

from ncgraham

If one reads The Chronicles of Narnia in publication order (as, really, one ought), then The Silver Chair occupies the middle position, and it is indeed a turning point of sorts. It is the first Chronicle in which the Pevensie children do not appear, although one or two other old friends do. It i...

from MrsLee

An underground world, three heroes to rescue a chained prince, an evil Green witch, giants and my very favorite character, Puddleglum. Those are some of the adventures met with in this book. The children begin as very spoiled and soft. Do they have what it takes to live up to that which is expect...

from tjsjohanna

One of the things I like best about this Narnian adventure is that Jill and Eustace are successful in their quest, despite making mistakes and not always getting things right the first time around while trying to follow Aslan's instructions. I think that is a lot like life. God has given us comma...

from ncgraham

If one reads The Chronicles of Narnia in publication order (as, really, one ought), then The Silver Chair occupies the middle position, and it is indeed a turning point of sorts. It is the first Chronicle in which the Pevensie children do not appear, although one or two other old friends do. It i...

from Arctic-Stranger

This book contains one of my favorite Narnia Characters: Puddleglum. The story of Jill and Eustace as they try to save Caspian from the clutches of the Witch. The scene where they confront the witch is priceless.