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THE SILVER CHAIR is the 4th book in "The Chronicles of Narnia." It follows the adventures that took place in THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER. Summer is over for Eustace Clarence Scrubb and he has returned to school. Scrubb doesn't attend a very nice school. It's more like a laboratory than a school (in fact its named Experiment House). It's only a few months into the term and everyone has noticed a difference in Eustace. So much so that he's on the bad list of the bad kids this term. During the afternoon Eustace runs into a girl named Jill Pole. She was crying because of the harsh treatment. Eustace tries to cheer her up and then he reveals to her his deepest secret: all about Narnia and his adventures there. Jill believes Eustace but soon they are being chased by bullies and run away until an old building. The pass through a doorway and when they do, they find themselves in Narnia. <
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>Except, Jill hasn't been to Narnia before and she ends up messing things up from the beginning. As it turns out, even though only about 5 months have passed since Eustace returned from Narnia, over 70 years have now gone by. King Caspian is an old man and his only son and heir is missing. He disappeared over ten years before and now as Caspian approaches the door of death, all of Narnia wonders what will happen. Aslan sends Jill and Eustace on a mission to find Caspian's son, Prince Rilian, and bring him back home. <
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>From LION to THE SILVER CHAIR each one of the Chronicles of Narnia becomes a little deeper and little darker. C.S. Lewis' faith is peppered throughout these books, but as one reads further in the series, the theological symbolism becomes just a little more broad and complex, such as the scene in THE SILVER CHAIR when Jill first meets Aslan. The stories also become a little more dark (which shouldn't be surprising for anyone familiar with the Bible). Subtly, Lewis is trying to illustrate that as the closer one comes to the end of the world, the more dark and difficult things will be. DAWN TREADER showed Eustace fighting a giant sea serpent, but THE SILVER CHAIR almost causes Eustace and Jill to be eaten by giants (not to mention there's an evil serpent in this story, too). <
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>In the flow of the series, THE SILVER CHAIR mentions the story that is told in the next book in the series, THE HORSE AND HIS BOY. Chronologically, THE SILVER CHAIR is the 2nd to last story of Narnia. When reading the book, one can't help feal excited, yet a bit saddened because you can just tell that the adventures in Narnia are soon at an end. <
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>THE LAST BATTLE is my favorite in the series, followed by LION. DAWN TREADER and THE SILVER CHAIR tie for my next choice and those two books really are companions to each other. Great telling of one of the last chapters in the great history of Narnia.

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Excellent!!! Heart stopping.
If you are into fairy tale and fantasy, why haven't you read the Silver Chair????? Hop down from those e-mails and order this book. It is breath-taking, and will amaze you how Narnia sets its place and when someone should no longer be. Enjoy the fresh air this book brings and the wonderful contry of Aslan. Why wait to read such a wonderful and heart stopping enchantment???

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Silver Chair
If you love action, adventure, and fantasy you will love The Silver Chair. <
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>Enchanted by an evil witch, King Caspian's only son, Prince Rilian, is under an evil spell. Aslan, creator of Narnia and son of the Emperoer-across-the-sea, has called Eustace and Jill from England to save the prince. Jill and Eustace meet with a marsh-wiggle named Puddleglum, dodge Giants and save Rilian. <
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>You really have to read#5 in the series to understand The Silver Chair. <
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>Will Jill and Eustace save the Prince? <
>Is the Witch who she says she is? <
>Will the spell be broken? <
>Will Puddleglum ever get a positive attitude? <
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>I highly recommend this book for people at least 10. Action-packed drama, humor, and suspence make this book worth reading!