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Review title: can never go wrong with Lewis
Product review: Often listed as the 5th book in the chronicles of Narnia- it actually takes place while the children are in Narnia on their first visit, so chronologically it's the third book. It can also stand alone more than probably any of the other books, since the Pevensie children and schoolmates are only peripherally involved.Basically it is the Prince and the Pauper set in Narnia, with the pleasant undergirding of theological allegory giving it a sense of eternal significance. It has the usual Narnian talking animals, in fact two talking horses, Bree and Hwin fleeing Tarkanian captivity are the most significant characters after the boy (of the Horse and His Boy). As with all the Narnia books, a great story, well developed characters, a delightful read for any age, and among those rare books that makes you feel better for having read it.
