King Arthur : His Knights and Their Ladies

This is a wonderful book for children and adults alike! I picked this up some time ago and enjoyed it so much that I read the whole book (122 pages) in about 2 hours. We always hear the main tales but don’t often hear enough about others within the court of Camelot. While it may have been written with kids/young adults in mind, I very much enjoyed this book. I highly recommend this book for anyone who is enthralled with Arthurian Legends. I’ve now added Ms Johanna Johnston to my list of favourite authors.

This book is certainly one of the best sources of information for King Arthur's history. I really enjoy the way it gathers the information. I all started when Uther Pendragon, England's king died, and then all barons and rich people start to offer themselves to be the new king because uther had no sons. Merlin, a uncredible magicican had the idea of putting a sword in a stone and put a spell on it, who could take it out would become the new king. Soon Arthur would become England's king, he had many achievements and one of them was the Round Table, a circular table that gathered all the best cavaliers of the reign.