The Silver Chair (The Chronicles of Narnia, 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (985 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0089NO69G |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 589 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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The Silver Chair (The Chronicles of Narnia, 4) book has been released since 0000-00-00. The Silver Chair (The Chronicles of Narnia, 4) are written by C.S. Lewis and it has 589 of pages on paperback.
Another great Narnia adventure Heather E. Hejduk Eustace and his schoolmate, Jill, are running from bullies at their school when they find themselves in Narnia. Aslan appears and tells Jill specific things they need to watch for and do in order to find the missing Prince Rilian which, of course, they flub and she forgets. Eustace and Jill team up with a marsh-wiggle, Puddleglum, on a journey to below a ruined city near the home of the giants.The Silver Chair was another good book in the Narnia series. The Pevensie children were not in this one, but their cousin, Eustace Scrubb, appeared once again. It is a must-read for anyone reading the Narnia series whether you read it fo. Dr. Bell said Delightful Characters Propel this Narnia Book. This is the rare Narnia book that lacks the usual wealth of lyrical moments, but it makes up for them by introducing some delightful characters and exploring more of the land of Narnia and its peoples. First we meet Jill, a plucky girl who escapes bullies at her school when she and her classmate Eustace find themselves in Narnia. Their quest is to find a missing prince. Their guide is the wonderfully pessimistic marshwiggle, Puddleglum. Based on Lewis' gardener, this delightfully morose but brave creature leads the children through the dangerous land of giants and into the scary, cavernous land that thrives under the surface o. Silver chair a silver addition to Narnia. Michael Sloane,Tempe,Arizona,United States of America. I've mostly liked the Narnia series up to this point. The Magician's Nephew and the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe were 5 star efforts for sure. The 1 bump in the road was the Horse and His Boy which bored me so much I could never get very far into it. Prince Caspian was a worthy 4 star effort and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader another 5. star book. So how does the Silver Chair stack up? Well,the Silver Chair is a bit slow in the middle and is not one of the best Narnia books. However,it's still a very good story and is well worth reading. One of the strongest points of this story is the setup. In the 2nd chpter,we see Aslan