The voyage of the Dawn Treader / C.S. Lewis ; illustrations by Pauline Baynes

Quoted from the dust jacket: How King Caspian sailed through magic waters to the End of the World. Two English children, Lucy and Edmund, are off again on another fantastic adventure - this time aboard King Caspian's ship. They are reunited with the swashbuckling mouse, Reepicheep; the dwarf, Trumpkin; and many other friends from previous trips to Narnia. With their peevish cousin Eustace accompanying them, they sail through transparent seas, past islands where bad dreams come true, to a land inhabited by comic little Monopods, and just escape being destroyed by a strange sea monster. This is Eustace's first trip to Narnia, and his selfish behavior and skepticism about magic causes him to be temporarily transformed into a green dragon. But all turns out well when they reach the End of the World - and even Eustace becomes a loyal patriot of Narnia. The imaginative land of Narnia has become a real country to many young readers. Pauline Baynes' beautiful line drawings capture the magic seas and fantastic islands.