About This Book
The Silver Chair is the fourth published book in C.S. Lewis's beloved Chronicles of Narnia, following Eustace Scrubb and his classmate Jill Pole. Transported from their miserable boarding school to Narnia by Aslan, they are tasked with finding the lost Prince Rilian, King Caspian's only son. Their quest takes them through giant-lands and into a dark, enchanted Underland, where they encounter a gloomy Marsh-wiggle, Puddleglum, and face the sinister Lady of the Green Kirtle. This story explores themes of courage, perseverance, friendship, and the eternal struggle between good and evil, all wrapped in a classic portal fantasy adventure. It's suitable for reading aloud to younger children and for independent readers who enjoy rich, imaginative worlds.
Jill and Eustace must rescue the Prince from the evil Witch.
Concepts
Fear & BraveryResilience & PerseveranceGood vs. EvilFriendship & LoyaltySelf-Confidence & IdentityCuriosity & WonderLove & FamilyLoneliness & BelongingEmpathy & KindnessHonesty & IntegrityGrowing UpBeing DifferentMaking FriendsDeath of a Loved OneFantasy & MagicAnimalsFriendship & SocialFamily & SiblingsMonstersSchool Life
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Scary Scenes
Character Death
bullying
Discussion Prompts
1
How do Jill and Eustace show bravery even when they are scared? Can you think of a time you were brave?
2
Puddleglum is often pessimistic, but he is also very loyal and wise. What lessons can we learn from his character?
3
The Lady of the Green Kirtle tries to make everyone forget who they are. Why is remembering your true self and your purpose so important?
4
Aslan gives Jill four signs to guide her. Why do you think it's sometimes hard to follow instructions, even when you know they are important?
5
How does Eustace change from his first adventure in Narnia to this one? What helps him become a better person?
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