Prince Caspian (book)

Published in 1951, Prince Caspian: The Return to Narnia tells the story of the Pevensie children's second trip to Narnia where they discover that the evil usurper Miraz has taken control of Narnia. This evil ruler has tried to kill off the magical creatures of Narnia, but there are still many hiding in the remote corners of the land. The four children help the young Prince Caspian organize his army of Talking Beasts and, with the help of the great lion Aslan, Narnia is once more freed of evil.

Plot
The children returned to Narnia and were pulled out of their world while they were at the train station waiting for trains to take them back to their respective schools. It was to be Lucy's first time away at school. They were called into Narnia and landed near the ruins of Cair Paravel although they do not recognize it at first. They retrive their gifts from Father Christmas from the Treasure Room and settle down for the night.Altough susans horn was not there.

The next day they met Trumpkin, a Red Dwarf who was about to be executed but was saved by the children. He related to them the story ofPrince Caspian and they decided that they must travel to join the Old Narnians. Once they met up with the rebels they helped Caspian overthrow Miraz and claim his rightful throne.

As the children left Narnia, Susan and Peter were told by Aslan that they would not return.