The Horse and His Boy
eng. The Horse and His Boy · 1954
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Interesting Facts
- The book is the third in «The Chronicles of Narnia» series by internal chronology, although it was published fifth.
- The action of the book primarily takes place in the southern lands of Narnia, such as Calormen and Archenland, making it unique in the series, as most other books focus on events in Narnia.
- The main characters, Shasta and Bree, are among the few characters in the series who are not native to Narnia.
- The book explores themes of identity and destiny, as the main character Shasta learns about his true origins and purpose.
- The book features elements of Eastern culture, making it distinct from other books in the series, which are more focused on Western mythology.
- C.S. Lewis incorporated elements from his travel experiences and knowledge of Eastern cultures, adding depth and realism to the described places and characters.

Date of publication: 29 December 2024
Updated: 2 July 2025
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Genre: Children's literature
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