Child of the Owl

Child of the Owl

Child of the Owl by Laurence Yep is a 215 paged story about a girl trying to find out who she really is. in this story Casey is sent to live with her Paw-Paw (grandmother) while her father is in the hospital. She hears a story about her ancestery that helps her find out who she really is. In the end Casey is reunited with her father after he makes some BIG mistakes. I didn't fall head-over-heals for this story but I think that it got interesting enough that people could enjoy it.

The Last Battle

The Last Battle

The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis is a 211 page ending to the Chronicals of Narnia. When a fake Aslan starts making Narnians work The King Tirian starts to wonder what will happen. Usually when things like this start happening Humans come from their world and stop it before it gets out of hand. But it's almost to late. Will anyone ever believe that the Aslan telling them to work is fake or will Narnia finally be destroyed? Read The Lst Battle by C.S. Lewis to find out.

The Silver Chair

The Silver Chair

The Silver Chair by C.S. Lweis is a 243 page book that really grabs the attention of the reader with it's gripping tale. Eustace and Jill make it to Narnia and immediately follow Aslan's orders. They try to find King Caspian's long lost son. They end up searching in the deep undergrounds and finally find a biwitched Prince Rilian. But how can Eustace and Jill free the Prince from his enslavement, bewitchment, and capturer? They shatter the Silver Chair. I recommend this book to all, but you might want to read the other books in the series first.

The Voyage of The Dawn Treader

The Voyage of The Dawn Treader

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is the 5th book in the Chronicles of Narnia. It has 248 pages filled with C.S. Lewis's tale of adventure and excitement. Lucy and Edmund finally get their chance to come back to Narnia after a year away but this time they bring along an un-expected visitor. Eustace is a naughty little boy who doesn't know that their are limits. during their journey to find the 7 lords that were banished from Narnia years ago, many things happen and Eustace even sees that sometimes it's best to follow the rules. This gripping tale is great for ages 8+ and I recommend it to all my classmates.