knights and knighthood

Sir Talkalot uses his ability to talk for a long time to save a small village from a tired dragon.

A simplified version of the famous novel about life in medieval England during the reign of King Richard I.

The adventures of an idealistic country gentleman and his squire who set out to search for adventure and to right wrongs and punish evil.

After failing his Dragon Test, Dave decides to become a knight, with the help of his trusty steed, a goat named Albrecht, and a useful book.

"When a famous Holo-Wood director asks Lance to star in his latest movie, the knight is ready for his close-up! Lance even invites his Nexo Knights friends to be in the movie, too. But when the cameras start rolling, Lance doesn't want to share the spotlight. will Lance's ego ruin the movie ... and his friendships?"--Back of container.

A retelling of Sir Thomas Malory's story of the boy fated to be the "true-born King of Britain," covering his glorious reign and his tragic, yet triumphant, passing.

Randal, a half-Saxon, half-Breton orphan boy in Norman England, is left to take care of himself in Arundel castle, and he slowly makes his way to squirehood, and eventually knighthood, due to his bravery, and lives an exciting life before a fee is demanded of him.

Relates the adventures of Don Quixote, the visionary idealist and Sancho Panza, the practical realist.

Describes life in a medieval castle, the training, equipment, daily life, and resonsibilities of a knight, and the history of knighthood from its origin to Don Quixote.

"Roderick, a scrawny, unremarkable teenager, keeps a diary of his life in the Middle Ages as he tries to become a great knight"--.