Squire's Tales (Houghton Mifflin Paperback): The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady (Series #02) (Paperback)

from jen.e.moore

My love for Sir Gawain is unmatched by any other medieval mythological character, and I am so glad to have found a writer who feels the same.

from sagrundman

This Arthurian tale is a retelling of Sir Gawain and the Green knight, but focuses on Gawian's squire Terrence. This is the second book in the the series, but it can be easily read alone as the characters are mostly explained in the book. The characters are made to be more human than most Arthuri...

from sbigger

This Arthurian tale is a retelling of Sir Gawain and the Green knight, but focuses on Gawian's squire Terrence. This is the second book in the the series, but it can be easily read alone as the characters are mostly explained in the book. The characters are made to be more human than most Arthuri...

from ABookVacation

This was a lot better than I thought it was going to be. It's packed full of suspensful situations that the squire and knight come across on their quest. Although the writing does seem to jump around a lot, it doesn't take away from the story. I think young adults would really enjoy this book.

from ashleytylerjohn

This read more like a novel than the first one (more focused, last meandering), and I enjoyed it quite a lot (maybe 3.5, but not enough to round up). It was pleasant, gentle, comforting, but not much more than that, for me. A nice rice pudding of a book--I read it before bedtimes, and it was perf...