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NARNIE – Stříbrná židle
Author: C. S. Lewis
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Aslan sends Jill Pole and Eustace Scrubb to find King Caspian’s missing son. Their quest leads through unfamiliar parts of Narnia into the dark Underland, where courage must be accompanied by trust, attention, and the ability to recognize deception.
About the book
Aslan gives Jill signs to guide the search. Remembering them and recognizing their meaning in unexpected circumstances becomes a demanding part of the mission. With their Narnian companions, the two encounter giants and dangers far from familiar places.
C. S. Lewis connects a rescue quest with questions of obedience, doubt, and manipulation. On the journey and in Underland, the travelers must distinguish first impressions from reality. The signs provide guidance they need to retain even when their surroundings offer more tempting explanations.
Main themes
- A search and a mission: The missing prince gives the travelers a common purpose.
- Trust: The characters must decide which signs, people, and judgments to believe.
- Memory and attention: Aslan’s instructions require both recollection and careful recognition in practice.
- Appearance and reality: First impressions can conceal the true nature of things.
- Courage: Venturing into the unknown means overcoming fear and uncertainty.
Characters
- Jill Pole: The girl entrusted with Aslan’s signs for completing the mission.
- Eustace Scrubb: Jill’s companion, returning to Narnia after earlier experiences there.
- Prince Rilian: King Caspian’s missing son and the focus of the search.
- King Caspian: Narnia’s ruler and the missing prince’s father.
- Aslan: The lion who entrusts Jill and Eustace with their mission.
Setting
Narnia, its northern regions, and the mysterious Underland, which gives part of the adventure a darker atmosphere.
Who is it for?
For readers of adventure fantasy about quests and unfamiliar worlds, including those drawn to Narnia’s moral and spiritual dimensions.
Literary context
The Silver Chair was first published in 1953 as the fourth Chronicles of Narnia novel. In the chronological order used by this Czech edition, it is the sixth book.
Edition details
Czech-language ebook, 256 pages. Translated by Veronika Volhejnová. Formats: EPUB, PDF, and MOBI.
Aslan sends Jill Pole and Eustace Scrubb to find King Caspian’s missing son. Their quest leads through unfamiliar parts of Narnia into the dark Underland, where courage must be accompanied by trust, attention, and the ability to recognize deception.
Book information
- Author
- C. S. Lewis, Clive Staples Lewis, C SLewis
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- FRAGMENT
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- fantasy pre deti, fantasy
- Original title
- The Chronicles of Narnia 6- The Silver Chair
- ISBN
- 978-80-253-2329-8
- Publication date
- 2. February 2016
- Pages
- 256
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-253-2692-3) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-253-2691-6) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-253-2693-0)
What is NARNIE – Stříbrná židle about?
Aslan gives Jill signs to guide the search. Remembering them and recognizing their meaning in unexpected circumstances becomes a demanding part of the mission. With their Narnian companions, the two encounter giants and dangers far from familiar places.
C. S. Lewis connects a rescue quest with questions of obedience, doubt, and manipulation. On the journey and in Underland, the travelers must distinguish first impressions from reality. The signs provide guidance they need to retain even when their surroundings offer more tempting explanations.
Themes and motifs
A search and a mission
The missing prince gives the travelers a common purpose.
Trust
The characters must decide which signs, people, and judgments to believe.
Memory and attention
Aslan’s instructions require both recollection and careful recognition in practice.
Appearance and reality
First impressions can conceal the true nature of things.
Courage
Venturing into the unknown means overcoming fear and uncertainty.
Setting
Narnia, its northern regions, and the mysterious Underland, which gives part of the adventure a darker atmosphere.
Main characters
Jill Pole
The girl entrusted with Aslan’s signs for completing the mission.
Eustace Scrubb
Jill’s companion, returning to Narnia after earlier experiences there.
Prince Rilian
King Caspian’s missing son and the focus of the search.
King Caspian
Narnia’s ruler and the missing prince’s father.
Aslan
The lion who entrusts Jill and Eustace with their mission.
Who is this book for?
For readers of adventure fantasy about quests and unfamiliar worlds, including those drawn to Narnia’s moral and spiritual dimensions.
Book context
The Silver Chair was first published in 1953 as the fourth Chronicles of Narnia novel. In the chronological order used by this Czech edition, it is the sixth book.
Séria a poradie
- Letopisy Narnie – tento titul je 4. diel
Otázky o knihe
Where does The Silver Chair fit in Narnia?
It is sixth in story chronology and fourth in original publication order.
Who translated this Czech edition?
Veronika Volhejnová.
What are the ebook’s length and formats?
This Czech-language edition has 256 pages and is in EPUB, PDF, and MOBI formats.
Does an audiobook version exist?
Yes, the work also has an audiobook edition. This edition is an ebook.
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