Squire Terence and Sir Gawain are off questing again, but this time their journey is overshadowed by their ultimate destination: Gawain is to meet ...
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Dec 12, 2011
Lucasj
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Title: The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady
By: Gerald Morris
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Imagine your self as a knight with your Squire, going through the woods. Making new enemies and facing some weird and powerful knight. He is in Green armor. You are near to death many times but this time you are sure you will die. You fight your best. You don't know what will happen next. Read it.
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Title: The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady
By: Gerald Morris
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Imagine your self as a knight with your Squire, going through the woods. Making new enemies and facing some weird and powerful knight. He is in Green armor. You are near to death many times but this time you are sure you will die. You fight your best. You don't know what will happen next. Read it.
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May 13, 2011
Kermit's BFF
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The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady by Gerald Morris is the sequel to The Squire's Tale. Though not quite as good as its predecessor, I found it to be an excellent and adventurous story.
Squire Terence and Sir Gawain are back! Several years have passed since the first book and, with peace now in the land, life at Camelot is starting to get boring. When a magical Green Knight comes to Camelot with a challenge, to take a blow and return it in one year’s time from any knight of the More...
Squire Terence and Sir Gawain are back! Several years have passed since the first book and, with peace now in the land, life at Camelot is starting to get boring. When a magical Green Knight comes to Camelot with a challenge, to take a blow and return it in one year’s time from any knight of the More...
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Mar 23, 2011
Isolde
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I have to say I was excited when I found out that this was a series of books. I really liked Terrence and Sir Gawain and wanted to see what would happen next. This story takes place a few years later. Terrence, who is now about 17, is still squire to Sir Gawain. He has no desire to become a knight and is getting bored hanging around Camelot. Lucky for Terrence the Green Knight appears and challenges Sir Gawain, so they are off on another quest and have more adventures along the way. They m
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Mar 05, 2008
Alyson
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I didn't get quite as many laughs out of this as I did from The Squire's Tale. It was still well-written and well-told, and perhaps more grownuppy than The Squire's Tale. I was compelled to read it to make sure Gawain ended up with his Loathly Lady, but that aspect of Gawain's heroic details is much different than the only other version I know – married, but not together.
Gerald Morris has a great love for Gawain and not nearly so much respect for Lancelot, and after reading these t More...
Gerald Morris has a great love for Gawain and not nearly so much respect for Lancelot, and after reading these t More...
Dec 03, 2011
Rachel
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A delightful read! :) I do in fact love this series mostly because I am a total King Arthur nerd...one of my favorite tv series' is 'Merlin' :) I like these books because they're adventurous and fun, but I'm not really attached to the characters. Which also means that this series is not my absolute favorite, but really fun to read. But back to this book specifically, I love that Terrence finally found a girl :). I also loooooooooooove that he's all humble and doesn't really care about becoming a
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May 30, 2011
Nina Gayle
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A charming retelling of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight in which Sir Gawain's squire, the courageous and devoted Terence is the main character. I loved the romance between Terence and Lady Elaine which began with insults and slowly developed into affection. Overall,a thrilling adventure with humor and depth with a different take of the King Arthur, Queen Guinevere, Sir Lancelot triangle at the end.
Jul 11, 2010
Annabeth
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My son got this book as a summer reading reward, but it was too complicated for him. How do you explain Queen Quienevere's emotional infidelity with Lancelot and so on? It wasn't indecent, but I decided to read it myself to see if the book was worth keeping. I enjoyed the story, once I started reading it for me, and not for him. We'll keep it; it will be good reading once he's older.
Nov 21, 2010
ABookVacation
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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.
Sep 24, 2011
Gah! Of course this book WOULD be the 2nd of a series...and I wouldn't find out until AFTER finishing the book. I picked it up at a thirft store because it looked promising.
Ok, I'll simply say that this was an enjoyable and humorous read that takes place in Arthurian times....but I'll save further judgement and review until after I go back and read the first book and the rest of the series.
Ok, I'll simply say that this was an enjoyable and humorous read that takes place in Arthurian times....but I'll save further judgement and review until after I go back and read the first book and the rest of the series.
May 07, 2009
Kellie
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I thought the story line was really good (except for the affair between Guenivere and Lancelot was maddening - BAH!!), but think the descriptions of events and places could have been much more beautiful and exciting. The way it was written was quite anti-climatic.
Jul 21, 2011
Desiree
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Hilarious! I've really been enjoying this series by Gerald Morris. The story is still following a knight and all the legend and myth that go along with it, but with a sprinkling of humor. This is going on my list of books for my kiddos to read once they get to this reading level.
Apr 23, 2010
Lady Celtic
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Again, a delightful tale--I love the little spots of humor. The author doesn't know how to write a face-to-face romance, but he's good with the long-distance kind. Other than that, a fun read.
Mar 16, 2009
Amor
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The sequel, or more precisely, the book following The Squire's Tale. Again, a good read. I appreciate its fast pace and the interesting twist to the tale of King Arthur. It took a few hours to finish and I enjoyed every minute.
Jun 21, 2011
Ron
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We enjoyed my son's reading of Morris' retelling of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight with a few other adventures tossed in for good measure. We look forward to others in the series.
Mar 16, 2011
Lauren
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Very cool way to portray the story of the Green Knight. That said, I rather liked this book and am looking forward to reading more of the series.
Dec 24, 2010
Charlene
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The adventure and the quests continue for Terance and Sir Gawain in this modern day retelling of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
Nov 15, 2010
Kelsey
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A backround story of terence! great one! it's the sequal to the squire's knight. this this after the first one. then the seirs wil make more sense.
Oct 25, 2010
Another excellent tale- this one Gawain (and Terence’s) quest to fight the Green Knight; also touches on the tragedy of Arthur and Guinevere.
Sep 14, 2011
Jennifer
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I liked this one better than The Squire's Tale, and I really liked the Author's Note at the end
Feb 18, 2011
Molina
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adventure magic and incredibly funny this book has it all i can't wait to find the first one
Jun 11, 2009
The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady (The Squire's Tales) by Gerald Morris (1999)
Aug 15, 2008
I love Terence and Gawain. They're a great team. Read "The Squire's Tale" first to fully appreciate their bond. There's some good stuff here too about Arthur; we get to see more of him as a person and not just as a King. Good guy. These stories of Morris' nicely combine humour with weightier emotions and bring new life to the old Arthurian tales. Good fun.
Feb 06, 2008
Kirsten
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This sequel to The Squire's Tale is just as amusing and full of adventure as the first. Morris retells the story of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight -- one of the oddest and most fascinating of the stories of King Arthur's knights.
Sep 14, 2009
Cinnamon
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One of my favorite series. Great take on the Arthurian legends. Easy for YAs to understand. Love the way that Lancelot is not portrayed as being the best thing since sliced bread. Gawain has much more personality and heart. I like that much of the romance involved is left to the reader's imagination; that makes it a read that anyone can enjoy.
Apr 21, 2008
Julie
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These books are a very entertaining way to learn about the world of Camelot and King Arthur. Admittedly Gerald Morris uses characters and bits of plot as he wishes and to his own ends, but he does it skillfully and creates a fun story with a lot of humor. I also really, really like the characters of Terence and Eileen. On to book 3!
Nov 17, 2007
Cara
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This sequel follows Terrence and Gawain on even more quests and adventures. The quests are in this world and the Other World, so once again they are thrown into a world of faeries, hags, and other creatures. This book has a lot of action and adventure. Overall, just as good as the first one.
