rachel_abby_reads's review against another edition
3.0
This author is not a fan of Lancelot or Guinevere. Or French courtly love (can't say I am, either).
I liked this one better than I expected to. I think I'll go onto the next one.
I liked this one better than I expected to. I think I'll go onto the next one.
labarrec's review against another edition
4.0
(reading Amber’s favs) well...I guess I need to read more about King Arthur, because this was adorbs.
buj's review against another edition
4.0
Just as light, entertaining, and sometimes silly as the first one. Though I typically like books with higher stakes and deeper dives into characters, these stories are similar to Renaissance Faire skits in that they have just enough drama and characterization that you can invest and let your imagination take you further away if you like.
joyfulme's review against another edition
3.0
This sequel to The Squire’s Tale was not as winsome as its predecessor. As much as I enjoy Morris’ humorous and quick paced renderings of Arthurian legend, infidelity, suggestive imagery, and a man kissing another push this book beyond what is acceptable for me and my house.
jackieeh's review against another edition
4.0
I had almost zero recall of this one, sandwiched as it is between the first and the favorite, but it turns out The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady contains something like 40% of the one-liners I think about when I think about this series. Not to mention the Green Knight. A real delight.
danielaserban's review against another edition
5.0
A classic questing story, funny and easy to read!
tigerlinus's review against another edition
4.0
Love this Arthurian telling of Sir Gawain, of Terence's character development, of Eileen, the details of the Other World, and especially like that Morris emphasizes Arthur's fighting skills as a knight as well as his portrayal as a stately king, that Lancelot is NOT the greatest knight in the land, even though skilled in fighting, and that Gawain finds love. Marvelous tale!
Story: 5
Writing: 3
Characters: 4
Character development: 3
Creativity: 4
Setting: 3
Story: 5
Writing: 3
Characters: 4
Character development: 3
Creativity: 4
Setting: 3