The Horse and His Boy
The Chronicles of Narnia
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Narrated by:
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Alex Jennings
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By:
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C. S. Lewis
Immerse yourself in the fantastical world of Narnia in The Horse and His Boy audiobook, narrated by acclaimed actor Alex Jennings.
Journey back to the land of adventure, where magic is real and animals can talk! The Horse and His Boy is the third book in C.S. Lewis’ classic fantasy series, The Chronicles of Narnia, which has enchanted readers of all ages for over seventy-five years.
An unlikely pair of runaways trying to escape their misfortunes collides in a chance meeting of fate. The magical land of Narnia promises them both a chance for happiness and freedom, if they can survive the perils and traps lying in wait. But who can they trust on their journey? And what if they aren’t the only ones headed north?
Journey to Narnia as you listen to the entire Chronicles of Narnia audiobook series:
- The Magician’s Nephew, Narrated by Kenneth Branagh
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Narrated by Michael York
- The Horse and His Boy, Narrated by Alex Jennings
- Prince Caspian, Narrated by Lynn Redgrave
- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Narrated by Derek Jacobi
- The Silver Chair, Narrated by Jeremy Northam
- The Last Battle, Narrated by Patrick Stewart
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The book is interesting in that it takes place entirely in Narnia, with not a single scene in this world. We get to see several of the Pevensey children as adults, an thus near the end of their first Narian adventures. This is the work in which Lewis introduces Calormene, the foil of Narnia in that other world. It does not worship to true god, but a false one—and yet, like Narnia, there are attractive and virtuous people in that land. The sorting of good and bad comes in the final version of the series, The Last Battle, which cannot be understood without the visit to Calormene provided here.
Excellent Reading the only entirely Narnia book.
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Would you listen to another book narrated by Alex Jennings?
Not my favorite narrator, but he did a good job. I gave him three stars because I have been spoiled by Jim Dale.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Neither. It's an entertaining book but as I have said before, character depth in the Narnia books is lacking.Any additional comments?
I love listening to audiobooks during my hour long commute to work. These keep me sane and entertained!Loved the Story.
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First time hearing Alex Jennings
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