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5.0 out of 5 stars A visual treat
Excalibur is a wonderful book, a real treat for the eyes. The story is a straight-forward, easily understood retelling of the story of how King Arthur came to possess the sword Excalibur. What makes this book unique are the illustrations. Rich, deep, vibrant colors draw the viewer into a world where fantasy and reality are intertwined. This is the world of Arthur as I...
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3.0 out of 5 stars King Arthur
Whosoever pulleth out the sword from the stone and anvil is king of all England by right of birth. Arthur drew the sword from the stone. He was dubbed knight and crowned king. Merlin was his teacher and protector. A black knight challenged all. He got excalibur from lady of the lake. The black knight offered his services to Arthur.
Published on November 6, 2008 by Joseph Adams


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5.0 out of 5 stars A visual treat, April 4, 2000
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Excalibur is a wonderful book, a real treat for the eyes. The story is a straight-forward, easily understood retelling of the story of how King Arthur came to possess the sword Excalibur. What makes this book unique are the illustrations. Rich, deep, vibrant colors draw the viewer into a world where fantasy and reality are intertwined. This is the world of Arthur as I have always imagined it to be: mysterious places, beautiful people, uniquely detailed settings and creatures. A wonderful book to share with a child.
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3.0 out of 5 stars King Arthur, November 6, 2008
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Whosoever pulleth out the sword from the stone and anvil is king of all England by right of birth. Arthur drew the sword from the stone. He was dubbed knight and crowned king. Merlin was his teacher and protector. A black knight challenged all. He got excalibur from lady of the lake. The black knight offered his services to Arthur.
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