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 3.5/5 stars 
 Review: After reading The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, I knew I had to continue this series because I already had bought the freaking books. If I hadn't, I wouldn't be reading anymore Narnia, to be honest. The world wasn't that interesting to me. Now, in Prince Caspian, everything was a slight better and I enjoyed it more. 
 Since the four siblings returned back to their own world, one year later while waiting for their train, they find themselves transporting back to Narnia. Because of timing, Narnia is a different place and it seems like a thousand years have passed and the children barely recognize it. This time, they have to help Prince Caspian fight back for the land that once were Narnia. 
 The writing was very much the same as the first book. It's a great way approaching storytelling and an entertaining good night reads. This is the kind of books you read to your children at night, they fall asleep, but still longing for more. I liked it so far, even though I read it by myself and have no children. 
 I enjoyed the plot more, but there were still some things that weren't executed well. I liked the tellings of Caspian and how he came to find the ancient creatures from Narnia. Since this is more of a bedtime story, to me, I thought the combat scene wasn't anything that you expect to properly visualize in your own head. Although I liked the plot, I still couldn't help mentioning that the plot pace wasn't consistent and it could jump from one scene to another within two pages. 
 Is it okay to say that the four children were kind of... dumb? Okay, that's how I felt. Given the circumstances and using logic to put two and two together, I at least expected the children not to question where they were in the opening scene. I mean, it was THAT obvious. Also, I couldn't interpret Caspian. He was a great kid and fought for justice, but he appeared so little; and in the storytelling, it sounded like he was just a 12-year-old kid. 
 Overall: I enjoyed this a tad bit better than the first book, although I couldn't help but question everything. But I think it's enough if you just want to take your time off and enjoy the story. I think I might watch the movies again, though.