The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (1952)

And I remember standing by the bookcase, reading like white-knuckled, reading these books, just devouring them, unable to put them down, completely absorbed and immersed in this in this fantastic world of Narnia.

The voyage of the Dawn Trunner is an absolute banger. Essentially, the Dawn Treader is a ship, but it's the first ship that Narnia has seen in centuries. The king has built it for a voyage to find seven missing lords after a big war.

And if the end of Dawn Shredder doesn't crush you, I don't know if you're human or not.

I think it's tied for my favorite book of the series because of how good the plot was and I was excited to see what was going to happen on each island because of course I didn't remember.

my nominees for favorite reread are magician by Raymond def Feist The Magician's Nephew by CS Lewis Silverthorn by Raymond E Feist The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by CS Lewis

I will say with fire to the Dawn Treader a lot more happens in it than the previous book and in fact probably a lot more happens in it than the lion witch in the wardrobe it still falls into the same kind of pitfalls as those two as well with a bit of an over Reliance on Aslan

the better books in the series keep the adventure on the front burner and the voyage of the dawn treader opens with a classic line that brilliantly sets a tone of humor that carries you through the story