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Tag Archives: adventure
Classic Review: A Squire’s Tale
One of my favorite retellings of Camelot is The Squire’s Tales series by Gerald Morris. It’s a ten-book series that he recently finished, retelling different Arthurian legends. I admit the quality varies from book to book, but there are truly … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged adventure, book reviews, books, Camelot, children's books, fantasy, Gerald Morris, King Arthur, knights, magic, quests, reading, Sir Gawain, squires, The Squire's Tale
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Revisiting a Galaxy Far, Far Away
This sci fi kick I’ve been on lately has led me back around to Star Wars, which I must admit I haven’t paid much attention to for about ten years–and it had probably been that long since I watched the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Science Fiction
Tagged adventure, George Lucas, Han Solo, Leia, Luke Skywalker, movies, science fiction, Star Wars
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Magicians, Neo-Druids, and an Orphan Waif
What if a magician in the sideshow had real magic? It’s a great premise…and just the smallest part of Mairelon the Magician by Patricia C. Wrede. It’s an excellent book, but it will do you no good to read the … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Reviews, Young Adult
Tagged adventure, book review, humor, magic, magicians, Mairelon the Magician, Patrica C. Wrede, reading, Young Adult Fantasy
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So I Finally Watched Doctor Who…
For ages, everyone told me I had to watch Doctor Who. So I finally did–and they were right! I always say my main interest is stories, not exclusively books…so why not a review of a TV show with truly brilliant … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Science Fiction
Tagged adventure, Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Doctor Who, science fiction, time-travel, TV review
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Sleeping Beauty’s Sister, Questing Through Fairy Tales
I decided to give E. D. Baker another chance. She wrote the highly disappointing Frog Princess–but I was so intrigued by the premise of The Wide-Awake Princess, I decided to try it anyway. The story is about Sleeping Beauty’s younger … Continue reading

