The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (The Chronicles of Narnia, Book 5, Full-Color Collector's Edition) (Chronicles of Narnia, 5) Paperback – August 22, 2000

"The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" by C.S. Lewis is a classic adventure tale that takes readers on a thrilling journey through a fantastical world. The story follows the courageous King Caspian and his crew as they set sail aboard the Dawn Treader in search of the seven lost Lords of Narnia. Along the way, they encounter a variety of mystical creatures, breathtaking landscapes, and dangerous challenges that test their strength and resolve. Lewis's vivid descriptions and rich characterization bring the story to life, and his exploration of themes such as courage, faith, and redemption make this book a timeless favorite among readers of all ages. Overall, "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" is an exciting and thought-provoking read that is sure to capture the imagination of anyone who loves a good adventure.

"The Voyage of the Dawn treader" may be my favorite book in the "Chronicles of Narnia". Many of the other reviewers have made comparisons, however I see it a little differently. I am reminded of Swift's "Gulliver's travels" and its imagination and satire. Obviously, the Lewis has updated the satire and changed aspects of the story - but both have the same sense of adventure. Another added bonus to "Voyage of the Dawn Treader" is the humor. Several of the chapters are very, very funny. The land "of the invisible people" comes to mind as an especially funny section. In truth, Lewis has included all of the ingredients for a fine novel, humor, high adventure, coming of age, and moral decisions. The plot is nicely woven together and doesn't seem to jump as much as "Prince Caspian" and some of the others, so in my opinion "Voyage" may also be the best written of the books in the series.Final tally- Humor "A"Adventure "A"Writing style "B+"Overall - "A" - a very solid read and sure to be one of your child's favorites!

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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader takes the reader back into the world of Narnia, the ocean east of Narnia anyway. We meet Prince Caspian on a sea voyage to the East in search of seven noble men who, having been sent there by Caspian's now deceased evil uncle, Miraz, never returned. Lucy and Edmond along with a new character to the Chronicles, their cousin, Eustice, sail along for the ride. Along the way they encounter lands with mysterious inhabitants, dangerous creatures, and staggering beauty. I found this episode of the Chronicles of Narnia to be one of my favorites so far. The return of Edmund, Lucy, Caspian, and especially Reepicheep is a welcome reunion. The new human character here adds both humor and depth to the story and I enjoyed the development of this character. The Christian allegory continues strongly here with many scenes which will no doubt stick in my mind for a long time to come. The ending is especially good. The illustrations were thankfully included in the Kindle copy and of good quality. I recommend this book for any who seek a way to Lewis' magical world.

This book is fascinating and written by a master storyteller. The allegory contains so many levels of meaning, and you emerge at the end of the story with a much deeper sense of Truth and inspiration than before you started.

The Chronicles of Narnia has been one of my favorite series since childhood, and even now that I'm middle aged (plus) I still enjoy reading these books every so often. This book is SO much better than the recent movie version. Whoever wrote the screenplay should have been truer to the book, because it didn't need embellishment. I came out of the movie theater scratching my head and wondering what I'd just seen because it wasn't The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. There are so many enjoyable adventures in the book. From the smallest episode like the close shave with the sea monster to the retired star Coriakim's island the book has plenty of adventure for younger readers, or those like myself who can still remember being young. It brings back the idea of the possibility of encountering something unknown, the thrill of discovery.

Reading these books as an adult brings a whole new meaning. They are wonderful and adventurous and great for a summer day.

The Voyage of The Dawn Treader is a classic sea story comparable to Homer's Odyssey. It starts shortly after where Prince Caspian ends, and we encounter both ferocious sea serpents and harsh opinionated humans, yet unconditional love triumphs over all. Most fascinating of all is Reepicheep the valiant mouse who bravely encounters and befriends a dragon - his natural enemy! We see the imperfections in Caspian and Lucy and are reminded that they are every bit as human as are we. Best of all, it is a delightful read. I enjoy taking Voyage of the Dawn Treader to the beach and read it while listening to the waves! As the movie is being released soon, I believe it wise to read the book first, or right after. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader belongs on the bookshelves of those who wish to sail into a delightful saga of the sea.Prince Caspian the chronicles of narnia (movie images inside)The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Movie Tie-in Edition (rack) (Narnia)THE SILVER CHAIRThe Last Battle (The Chronicles of Narnia, Book 7)

Great book by itself, anf this is by far the best edition of it - white pages, full -coloured illustrations.

Great book! Loved reading it to my kids. Only thing worth mentioning though is that throughout the book there is the same misprint where they write Asian instead of Aslan. Could lead to confusion if this is the first narnia book you read.

Anziché il libro vi arriverà un prodotto per aspirapolvere!! Link di acquisto assolutamente falso. Cosa appurata poiché non l'avevo acquistato solo io e a tutti è arrivata la stessa cosa.

He comprado ya todos los libros de narnia, los recomiendo 100% para cualquier adulto pero sobre todo que se pongan como lectura básica para los niños, de verdad los amé

Having fallen in love with the Narnia Chronicles, this book represents one of the best highlights of the series. The book is full of wonder and excitement, a real journey through the seas of Narnia. C.S. Lewis has managed to make the story feel familiar and comforting but at the same time different and awe inspiring. The way the story is told is unique and grabs your attention throughout, making sure you are with them every step of the way, a real adventure. You have a true sense of wonderment and joy while reading this book. A real page turner and the make believe world comes to life.