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A review by casual_henk
Le Morte d'Arthur: King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table by Thomas Malory
4.0
This is historically a lovely piece of literature. As a big fan of the Arthurian legend, this is the creme the la creme. Reading over 1000 years of folklore, scrolls, and manuscripts turned into one story is a great experience.
However, the story is written in Middle English, which is difficult for a non-native speaker to read. It was slow and sometimes tedious. I recommend picking up the Oxford World's Classics, which is much easier to read.
Sometimes, the stories become repetitive, but it was a fun and exciting experience.
I recommend this book if you are a die-hard King Arthur fan and enjoy reading a book like it's 1485. You will have a great time! Refrain from picking this up if you expect a modern fantasy story.
However, the story is written in Middle English, which is difficult for a non-native speaker to read. It was slow and sometimes tedious. I recommend picking up the Oxford World's Classics, which is much easier to read.
Sometimes, the stories become repetitive, but it was a fun and exciting experience.
I recommend this book if you are a die-hard King Arthur fan and enjoy reading a book like it's 1485. You will have a great time! Refrain from picking this up if you expect a modern fantasy story.