C. Belliti Poradie kníh (chronologicky)

V Kalormene, veľkej orientálnej ríši susediacej aj s Narniou, žije mladý najdúch Šasta. Vychováva ho nevlastný otec, rybár Aršíš, a keď sa ho rozhodne predať za otroka jednému z vládnucej vrstvy tarkánov, Šasta sa újde. Šťastnou náhodou má rovnaké úmysly aj tarkánov kôň s nevysloviteľným erdžaním namiesto mena, ktorého chlapec nazve Brejo. Spolu vyrazia na sever do Narnie a Arkierova. Cestou sa vďaka úteku pred skupinou rozzúrených levov stretnú s tarkánskou dievčinou Aravis, ktorá uteká do Narnie preto, lebo ju chce otec nasilu vydať za starého a mimoriadne nechutného vezíra. Oba kone, na ktorých sa deti vezú, sú hovoriace kone z Narnie, ktoré v mladosti uniesli Kalormenčania do otroctva. Podarí sa im dostať do vytúženej krajiny?

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