Another guest blog from my daughter, now 14 years old. This piece won the imaginative text response category of a local writing competition with "a prophecy to enhance CS Lewis' lovely book, 'Prince Caspian'." The prophecy of freedom - a guest blog by Tianna Moo-shoo I’m sure that most of the people who read this, have read the book “Prince Caspian” by C.S. Lewis. And I’m sure that most of you know it’s a great story. But C.S. Lewis forgot one vital part of the story when he wrote the book. I’m not sure if he left it out on purpose or if he just forgot about it, but I thought that I should tell you anyway: After the night of Tarva and Alambil, Caspian and his tutor had many more secret conversations on top of the Great Tower, and at each conversation Caspian learned more about Old Narnia, so that thinking and dreaming about the old days, and longing that they might come back, filled nearly all his spare hours. But one of his favour
"Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You." — Dr. Seuss