Once again C.S. Lewis went beyond the borders of Narnia for another "Narnian" book - and once again, he came up with a new character with enormous humor and appeal for children. In this case, the character is Puddleglum the Marsh-Wiggle. He guides Jill Pole and Eustace Scrubb as they "follow the s...
I can't tell if these books are growing on me as I progress through the series or if they're actually getting better. In any case, I enjoyed The Silver Chair quite a bit. It basically follows the formula of the other Narnia books--a few kids and their adult/animal/mystical creature companions go on ...
I have to admit the narrator here annoyed me a bit (I've forgotten his name - sorry. I'll look it up if anybody's interested), because while good otherwise he kept saying Aslan with a long second a, which just sounded all wrong to me.Otherwise I loved the book as much as always. There's a lot more f...
Where did the original four go? Instead we have Eustace and Jill. I didn't like Eustace at first, but he's changed since that last book. In this one, we meet King Caspian again. This time, his son is the latest prince in trouble. I kind of liked how every time Narnia needed dire help, Aslan cou...
Never my favorite. As much as I like Eustace, it's hard to have fun with a companion named "Puddleglum." The whole thing is depressing to me, the way the story is set up for Eustace and Jill to get everything wrong. They're kids, for Pete's sake. If you want something done right, how about recru...
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