Get Well, Good Knight

CRITICS HAVE SAID

  • This is a royal treat to soothe any beginning reader’s blues and will inspire repeated readings.
    –School Library Journal
  • A plot summary does little justice to a book that goes beyond good narrative structure and simple words to create a tale that is always winning and frequently funny. The subject and the appealing ink-and-watercolor illustrations will attract young readers, but a great deal of the book’s charm lies in the telling. Excellent for young readers and for reading aloud to younger children who are intrigued by knights and dragons.
    –Booklist

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