Having watched the movie version of Prince Caspian first, I began reading this story with some trepidation. The movie version wasn't all that great; it certainly didn't live up to it's predecessor TLTW&TW. Therefore I was pleasantly surprised as to how much I enjoyed this original telling of the t...
I'm not entirely sure if this book is allegorical same sense as the first of the Narnia stories but I don't envisage Lewis so quickly moving from an allegorical retelling of Christian doctrine to a pure adventure story for the next book; particularly since fantasy had not developed at the time to th...
My favourite in the series so far is still The Horse and His Boy. But, as with all the other books in the series, there is still something quite special about Prince Caspian. I didn't feel the need to get my highlighter out at all to draw attention to some profound quote, but there was an overall ...
This book was nice insight into how much Narnia had changed in such a small space of time, and really how differently time moves in Narnia, but the story wasn't all that great in my opinion. It was good, but not phenomenal.
It was great to see the Pevensies back again for Prince Caspian. Caspian is a great character and combining him with Peter was interesting to say the least.
This is my least favourite of the Narnia books, simply because it's also the least relevant. Why are all four Pevensies back in Narnia anyway? At least The Horse and his Boy (arguably the most underrated Narnia novel) is interesting because Lewis introduces the Calormenes, who are critical players i...
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