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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C.S. Lewis is another novel within the series the Chronicles of Narnia. This novel begins when Lucy and Edmund, along with their cousin Eustace, fall into a painting of the Dawn Treader and join King Caspian on an exploratory journey through the Great Eastern Ocean. This is a novel of personal growth for young Eustace, of moral duty for King Caspian, and an adventure in destiny for them all. This novel, like all the others within the series, is a novel of courage, strength, and heroism that has pleased readers for more than fifty years and will continue to do so for fifty more. (
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Chapter 1, The Picture in the Bedroom Chapter 2, On Board the Dawn Treader Chapter 3, The Lone Islands Chapter 4, What Caspian Did There Chapter 5, The Storm and What Came of It Chapter 6, The Adventures of Eustace Chapter 7, How the Adventure Ended Chapter 8, Two Narrow Escapes Chapter 9, The Island of the Voices Chapter 10, The Magician's Book Chapter 11, The Dufflepuds Made Happy Chapter 12, The Dark Island Chapter 13, The Three Sleepers Chapter 14, The Beginning of the End of the World Chapter 15, The Wonders of the Last Sea Chapter 16, The Very End of the World
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