chapter 2-The pool of tears

Ok so Alice just keeps talking to herself and crying all at the same time...then she sees the white rabbit go by.  This whole chapter is just really short and random!

Chaper 1-down the rabbit-hole

So this book starts off really weird.  Alice sees this white rabbit hop by and he's A TALKING RABBIT and he's WEARING CLOTHES....and she thinks nothing of it, likes it's normal and she just follows it into its hole were she falls for miles and miles and miles.....

chapter 13-the fight at anvard

This whole chapter pretty much just explains the whole fight between prince Rabadash and the Narnians.  It's pretty boring.  Oh but the Narnians win and at the end of the battle he is found hanging 2 feet above the ground kicking and screaming.  That's probably the best part of the whole book even though I haven't finished it yet.

chapter 12-shasta in narnia

so shasta is in narnia and he finds all his little woodland friends.  Then he stays with the drawfs for a little bit and the next day he wakes up ad finds all the royal people in a march going to cair paravel.  They need to get away from prince rabadash! 

chapter 11- The unwelcome fellow traveler

So Shasta sets out to find King Lune and he does.  Bree wakes up the next morning and feels ashamed of himself for being afraid of the lion. this part was really confusing and I didn't really understand it

chapter 10-the hermit of the southern march

So they all finally made it into archenland and they hear the princes army coming.  Immediately they start running because they needed to get to king lune before the prince did.  Then all of the sudden a lion attacks aravis! I don't know it was all really random but I guess something bad had to happen.  But yeah they stayed with the hermit for a night.

chapter 9-across the desert

So after Aravis and her friend lasaraleen escape the Tisroc's little conversation about planning his sons death, they escape the castle and aravis finds shasta and picks up bree and hwin, the talking horses. Then they start their long journey across the desert always dismounting and mounting to get off the horses and walk.