Pretty simple question.

Personally, it's Voyage of the Dawn Treader 'cause the adventures they had were crazy awesome. It was the only one with a dragon in it, and it had Caspian and Reepercheep. Both Caspian and Reepercheep are my favorite Narnian characters, along with Jewel the unicorn in the Last Battle.

Discuss your favorite book.

(you could also discuss your least favorite Narnia book. For me, it was Horse and His Boy because it was terribly boring in my opinion, and it didn't seem to have the same effect as the other Narnia books had on me.)

Wow, it's been forever since I read those. I do remember that Reepercheep was pretty awsome, so I'll agree with you. :p Poor guy lost his tail though.

I kind of liked A Horse and His Boy. I don't know why...I would have liked The Silver Chair much more if the ending was better.

I remember liking Caspian, but it's been a long time.

Magician's Nephew wins

It's a tight race between A Horse And His Boy and Voyage of the Dawn Treader for me, but Voyage wins out in the end.

Like ******, exept the Horse and his Boy wins for me.

The Horse and his Boy.
It has pretty much nothing to do with the main plot of the children. A nice change in pace and viewpoint. Exotic places.

Personally, I prefer Caspian, because it was just an excellently written book.

I just read them all again the other week, and loved them(i hadn't read them in probably about 5 years)

Its very hard to pick one, but i went with magicians nephew in the end. I'd actually say lion, witch and the wardrobe is probably my least favourite, whereas i think thats the one most people have heard of.

It was hard for me to pick one too, but mostly because I can't remember them.

who's Reepercheep?

Reepicheep is sorta like the leader(or king?) of all the talking mice.

I just read Prince Caspian. It was lame.

I've only read "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe" so I can't really vote yet until I do read the rest. BTW, I saw the movie last night with my family. It was actually pretty good. It followed the book pretty well and I'm looking forward to seeing more Narnia books being made for the silver screen if this movie gains enough money for disney to want to proceed with the rest.

I just read Dawn Treader and now I'm halfway through The Silver Chair. I can't believe I really used to like these...

I like how at the end of Dawn Treader, Aslan tells them that he's Jesus.