C. S. Lewis - The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: Full Color Collector's Edition

Pros: Lewis is on top form here...
Cons: ... none whatsoever.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is (according to C.S.Lewis’ recommended reading order) the fifth book in the Chronicles of Narnia series. (The sequence goes 1- The Magician’s Nephew, 2-The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, 3-The Horse ...

Pros:

A very exciting read.

Cons: Ease up on the Christianity symbolism.

Only a year after returning from Narnia for the second time, after helping Prince Caspian overthrow the rule of his usurping uncle Miraz and claim the throne, the Pevensy children are set to return. Well, half of them anyway. The older of the two, ...

Pros: Strange and fun new creatures
Cons: Episodic plot

Welcome to the magical kingdom of Narnia. In these books, children from our world travel to a magical kingdom with mythical creatures and talking beasts. They always have a mission that needs to be performed. Even though I love Narnia, the previous ...

Pros: see above!
Cons: slightly distant characterization at times

Though it would be hard for me to pick a favorite Narnia book (and stick to my choice), I can look at the cold hard evidence of which volume in my collection has the most wear-and-tear…water stains, fluffed pages, rumpled covers…and the ...

Pros: wonderful story with brilliant narration and an important revelation
Cons: the lack of time congruity is rather perplexing initially

It occurred rather suddenly to me today that in my haste to usher in the holiday season with a myriad of Christmas reviews, I neglected to conclude a series of reviews of which there was only one left. And so I do so now, completing my roundabout journey ...

Pros: Very nice, Odyssey/Jason style fantasy story. Improved in style.
Cons: Nothing serious.

Stories about epic journeys are at least as old as Homer's "Odyssey". Like Homer's epic our present subject is an extended sea voyage.  The setting is C.S. ...

Pros: More interesting plot and situations than first books.
Cons: Heavier morality tale than first books.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis is the third in the Narnia series, or the fifth. I'm reading them in publication order, rather than by internal chronology, so for me, it's the third. I actually liked this one better than the two ...

Pros: Wonderful ocean setting, great new character in Eustace
Cons: Only 2 of the original 4 children are present

Lewis's 3rd Chronicle of Narnia, "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader", is a fabulous follow-up to his first two books in the Narnian series. It is a joy to return to the wonderful fantasy land of Narnia with two of the original four...

Pros: My favorite, you have to read this one
Cons: none

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is the fifth in the series of Narnia Books, and it is my favorite. Actually it's a tie between this one and the Silver Chair, I like both of these ones. To be honest, I love all of these stories, but these are the best....

Pros: WOW! Enchanting, beautiful, exciting!
Cons: It eventually ends...

"Please, Aslan," said Lucy,"What do you call soon?" "I call all times soon," said Aslan...

This is one product I feel unworthy to review. It's simply beyond me, and my writing skills, to capture the greatness of the "Chronicles" in words!...

Pros: great adventure story for young readers; very captivating
Cons: the book ends

"The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" is a completely spellbinding addition to the Narnia series. If you enjoyed "The Lion, the With, and the Wardrobe", this book is a must-read. "Voyage" seems to lean farther away from the...

Pros: A great plot, extremely entertaining and unforgettable
Cons: none

It's hard to pick a favorite from The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, but The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is right there at the top.
Have you ever seen a painting you would like to step into. Imagine being three children and literally falling...

Pros: Charmingly written; great characters; good plot.
Cons: Can be slightly tedious at parts because of some descriptions.

Two of those charming children are back for yet another adventure in the magical world of Narnia. The hero of Prince Caspian is back again, this time a few years older and on a new quest to find the Seven Elders who his uncle banished years ago.
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Pros: Very good, entertaining
Cons: Written for children

Voyage of the Dawn Treader has got to be my favorite Narnia novel. I like the idea of the three young adults going to find new places even more magical then Narnia. However, if you are going to read this book, you need to read "The Lion, the Witch...

Pros: Lots of Different surprises, great plot
Cons: none

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is about Lucy, Edmund, and their cousin Eustace traveling to the sea by the land of Narnia. They travel to look for the seven elders that the White Witch had banished, but also come upon other surprises. They replace a...