Fantasy · Children's
Prince Caspian
The four Pevensie children are pulled back to Narnia, where centuries have passed and the old creatures are hiding. They join a young prince who is fighting to take his rightful throne from his uncle.
- First published
- 1951
- Pace
- medium
- Length
- short
- Format
- Standalone
Read this if you like gentle, classic fantasy where the magic arrives on the side of the underdog.
Skip this if you want fresh, surprising worlds; this is a return trip and leans on the first book.
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