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The Barefoot Book of Knights by John Matthews, illustrated by Giovanni Manna and CD read by Anthony Stewart Head |
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The Barefoot Book of Princesses by Caitlín Matthews, CD read by Margaret Wolfson |
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Arthur of Albion by John Matthews, art Pavel Tartanikoc |
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Chronicles of Arthur by John Matthews, art Mike Collins |
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This paperback with story CD is an inspiration to all boys who want to be knights and heroes. With stories from Japan to Europe, we follow the adventures of famous knights and their quests along with young Tom the squire who will grow up to be better known as Sir Thomas Malory! |
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This best-selling children's anthology of princess stories from all over the world comes with familiar stories like the Princess and the Pea and the Sleeping Beauty, and less familiar ones like the Siberian Birdcage Husband, the African Bald Princess, and the Chinese Beggar Princess. |
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John Matthew’s book of Arthurian stories for all ages is based both on the older Celtic world of the Dark Ages and the early medieval legends of Arthur The text is shimmeringly illustrated by renowned Russian artist Pavel Tartanikov whose luminous paintings of Arthur, Merlin and the seasonal landscapes of Britain reveal a new dimension to the Arthurian legends. |
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This is a full-color action/adventure graphic novel. Many know the stories of Arthur's adventures as king, but what about the years before he learned of his fated role? John Matthews, a renowned Arthurian legend expert and bestselling kids' book author, takes on the thrilling adventures of Arthur's teen years in an origin story styled graphic novel that will appeal to fans of superhero comics. |
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