The silver chair
By C. S. Lewis
A missing prince, a buried secret and four signs lead friends into terrible danger.
magical · perilous · mysterious · enchanting
Genres
What is The silver chair about?
When Eustace Scrubb returns to Narnia, he and Jill Pole are given a vital quest: find Prince Rilian, who has vanished without a trace. Guided by the gloomy but loyal Marsh-wiggle Puddleglum, they travel through wild lands and deep underground caverns. There, they face giants, dangerous enchantments and a powerful enemy determined to keep the prince imprisoned. To succeed, the travellers must remember four signs, trust one another and uncover the truth hidden beneath the darkness.
About the author
C. S. Lewis was a brilliant British author who loved telling magical stories. He is best known for writing 'The Chronicles of Narnia', a series about children who discover a secret world filled with talking animals and exciting adventures. His stories inspire readers to use their imaginations and believe in the power of friendship and bravery.
Pages
265 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2009
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