The Horse and His Boy

The Horse and His Boy

by C. S. Lewis

4.4
Published2022
Language en

Synopsis

In the sun-drenched land of Calormen, a young boy named Shasta lives a harsh life under the care of a fisherman. His world is turned upside down when he overhears plans for his sale into slavery. Escaping with Bree, a talking Narnian warhorse who longs for his homeland, Shasta embarks on a perilous journey north. Along the way, they encounter Aravis, a young Tarkheena fleeing a forced marriage, and her own talking horse, Hwin. Together, these four unlikely companions navigate treacherous deserts, evade pursuing Calormene soldiers, and uncover a plot to invade Narnia and Archenland. As they race against time to warn the Narnian High King Peter and his siblings, Shasta grapples with his mysterious past and growing courage. "The Horse and His Boy" is a compelling tale of self-discovery, identity, and the quest for freedom, revealing deep truths about belonging and divine providence amidst a thrilling adventure in C.S. Lewis's enchanting world.

Critical Reception

"This enduring Narnian classic is celebrated for its unique narrative structure, profound allegorical depth, and its exploration of identity and destiny within a beloved fantasy realm."

Metadata

ISBN:N/A
Pages:174
Age Rating:All Ages

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