The silver chair - The Chronicles of Narnia - Lewis, C. S

"Crying is all right in its way while it lasts. But you have to stop sooner or later, and then you still have to decide what to do."

Venture into the dark, uncharted depths of Narnia in The Silver Chair, the gripping fourth book in C.S. Lewis’s legendary fantasy chronicle. For the first time, the Pevensie siblings do not return. Instead, the task falls to a thoroughly reformed Eustace Scrubb and his bold schoolmate, Jill Pole.

Summoned by the great lion Aslan to the safety of his high country, Jill is given four crucial Signs that she must remember at all costs. Their quest: to find the elderly King Caspian’s missing son and sole heir, Prince Rilian, who vanished years ago while seeking revenge for his mother's death.

Joined by Puddleglum—a delightfully gloomy, fiercely loyal Marsh-wiggle—the children must travel past the northern wastes into the eerie subterranean realm of the Underworld. There, they face the mesmerizing enchantments of the Lady of the Green Kirtle, who holds the prince bound to a mysterious silver chair. This dark, highly atmospheric tale tests memory, faith, and willpower against the ultimate illusions.