Book Review
Mar. 13th, 2006 12:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kenjariThe Book of Knights
by Yves Meynard
This charming book beautifully follows in the tradition of fairy tales and medieval romances. It's the story of Adelrune, a young boy being brought up by foster parents in a strict religious community. One day he discovers a mysterious book about knights in the attic of his home. He resolves to become a knight and runs away from home a few years later to seek training. The tale itself and its lessons are fairly straightforward, but the telling is thoroughly enchanting.
by Yves Meynard
This charming book beautifully follows in the tradition of fairy tales and medieval romances. It's the story of Adelrune, a young boy being brought up by foster parents in a strict religious community. One day he discovers a mysterious book about knights in the attic of his home. He resolves to become a knight and runs away from home a few years later to seek training. The tale itself and its lessons are fairly straightforward, but the telling is thoroughly enchanting.
