Strongest entry in the series. ( )

Shortly after the events of the novel Price Caspian, Lucy and Edmond find themselves drawn back to Narnia with their intolerable cousin, Eustace. Three years have passed, and Caspian X is still on the throne. Well, he's on a boat when they arrive, but figuratively, he's still on the throne.

He has vowed to find the seven Lost Lords, and has embarked on a ship called the Dawn Trader to do it. He,the Pevensies, Eustace Scrubb, and some familiar characters from PC, including everybody's favorite swashbuckling mouse Reepicheep, embark on the journey together, which is rife with peril and replete with adventure.

Part of Lewis' Caspian Triad (followed by The Silver Chair), which is further part of the Chronicles of Narnia, this book belongs on the shelf of those who like Lewis' other work, or are looking for family-friendly (though somewhat religiously allegorical) literature to read their kids at night. Recommended for fans of more youth-oriented, religion-inspired, classic fantasy. ( )

it is a bit dragging in the beginning but it gets more exciting as it goes on. ( )

This is a great adventer with Prince Caspian and friends .Sailing to find his fathers friends set out to sea by his evil uncle out finds more then there looking for. ( )

Do you think something is wrong in your life? Think again because I fell through a painting and went back in time. My name is Eustace I am now on the Dawn Treader the boat the rescued me. We have visited many different islands made friends and gone through perilous battles. we fought a sea surpent that nearly noked over our mast. It was a close call. We also once went on a island with invisible people. we saw stuff moving but nothing was there. If you want to know what other things happen to me you need to read this book. ( )