The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis

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The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis

The story starts with a young boy named Shasta who is doing chores for his fisherman father at their home in a country far south of Narnia. The story is said by Lewis to take place in the time of the reign of the Pevensies, alluded to at the end of *The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe*, during what is referred to in the books themselves as the “golden age” of Narnia.

One evening, a wealthy Calormene lord (for Calormen was the country in which they lived) came for lodging, and Shasta was turned out with even less supper than he normally received. He was not well-brought up, as his father did not truly loved him, and so he had learned very few good habits. Because of this, just out of boredom, and no sense of guile, he eavesdropped. What he heard told him all he needed to know of his life at that time. Arsheesh was *not* his father. In fact, he didn’t love him at all, but was going to sell him into slavery to the Calormene lord.

Young Shasta wandered outside and went to the stable area to think. He murmured to the lord’s horse that he wished the animal could somehow tell him if he was going to a good master, or one as bad as, or worse than, his “father”. He was utterly shocked when the horse said that he could, in fact, talk, and that his lord was a horrible master. The horse went on to expalin that he had been kidnapped as a young foal from his home in the northern country of Narnia where animals were talking Beasts.

✅ Genre: Fantasy, Novel, Children’s literature, Fantasy Fiction, Adventure fiction, Christian literature

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