'THE HORSE AND HIS BOY' BY C.S.LEWIS

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BOOK REVIEW

'The horse and his boy'  by C.S.Lewis is a very wonderful and unique story of survivour, determination and fulfillment of destinies.
Shasta and Aravis both with their talking horses, Bree and Hwin had to do all they could to get into their dream land of great destiny.
shasta wanted to be free from the cruel land of Calormen and most especially from Arsheesh who he thought was his father but was too glad when he discovered that he wasn't his father after all. He had always wanted to go towards Narnia and made it into Narnia eventually and his life was never the same ; as he later discovered that his destiny was to be a prince in the palace of Archenland with Aravis. Aravis found freedom and happiness at last  far from her father's palace.


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