Book summary by chapter of The Horse and His Boy. Includes spoilers from the escape in Calormen to the end of the book.  A forgotten prince crosses deserts and walls, unaware that every step is guided by an unseen roar; when truth finds him among talking horses and fallen foes, he learns his name had already been whispered into Narnia’s fate. Shasta and Bree before the golden walls of Tashbaan at noon – Chapter-by-chapter Summary of The Horse and His Boy Introduction – The Ho

Book summary by chapter of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Includes spoilers from the first wardrobe crossing to the end of the book.  Narnia thaws from its cursed winter through a death that sings redemption, as Aslan offers his life for a traitor and ancient magic cracks like broken stone; from that fracture, triumph rises, crowning innocence and exiling darkness. Aslan and Jadis standing near melting snow, surrounded by blooming trees and bare branches – Chapter-by-c

Book summary by chapter of The Magician’s Nephew. Includes spoilers from the magical rings to the end of the book.  Two children cross forbidden thresholds and accidentally awaken a perished queen, but it’s a singing lion who spins void into a universe and guilt into redemption; when the dutiful apple blossoms through tears, Narnia’s seed is planted to endure centuries of looming shadow. Digory and Polly before the sacred tree in the walled garden – Chapter-by-chapter Summary

Reading order of The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis. Contains general spoilers and thematic links through to the end of the saga. Time bends differently in Narnia: it begins with a lion's song of creation and ends in a dawn that dissolves all shadows. Reading the saga in order means crossing a magical threshold where every book hides a lesson, and every return to the wardrobe is a step closer to the final truth that lies beyond the world’s end. Aslan and Caspian rise fr