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Bezig met laden... King's Companydoor Jessamy Taylor
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A chance encounter plunges young William D'Amory into a world of intrigue and betrayal. He meets new friends and dangerous enemies, and learns the truth about his father, as he is caught up in the fight for the throne of England itself. 1146: England at War William D'Amory dreams of battle and glory, but since his father died defending King Stephen; there is no money to train him for knighthood. Instead he must tend the pigs while his family prays England's bitter civil war will pass them by. Then comes a stranger on a secret mission and William is plunged into danger and intrigue. Pursued across war-torn England in the company of a fugitive prince he must at last face the truth about his father's death. An exciting debut by Jessamy Taylor, who is set to become a major voice in historical fiction for children. She blends a sure feel for story-telling with a vivid sense of period, in the tradition of Rosemary Sutcliff and Ronald Welch. And in William D'Amory she has created a hero that boys and girls will want to follow to the last page. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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I didn't realise that this was a children's book when I started reading it, however that soon became apparent with more of an emphasis on games and dirt rather than the visceral nature of war. Having said that it is a very enjoyable 'historical fiction light' read for an adult and I imagine it would be well-received by children. (