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Leelee08
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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This was my first book by Grossman, and it won‘t be my last. Although I felt it was a good 150 pages too long (it was close to 600+ pages), it was a fun, exciting Arthurian retelling that asks “What happens AFTER Arthur died?” It follows the “loser” knights that are left and tells their backstories while also introducing 17-year-old Collum, a kid who wants to be a knight but arrived at Camelot after its glory days.

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bibliothecarivs
The Mystery of King Arthur | Elizabeth Jenkins
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Recent birthday acquisitions:

📖 The Mystery of King Arthur by Elizabeth Jenkins
📖 The Arthurian Legends: An Illustrated Anthology, Selected and Introduced by Richard Barber
📖 Robin Hood and the White Cat

#UniteAgainstBookBans and #LetUtahRead

Ruthiella Happy Birthday! 🥳🥳🥳 2mo
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Jen2
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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Epic!

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HettyG
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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I'm a real sucker for an Arthurian tale, and I finally got this from the library, the waiting list was quite long! I bailed on the Magician books by this author, they just weren't for me, I think, but so far I am loving this one!

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AardvarkBookClub
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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Branwen
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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I was so excited about the Sylvia Plath book that came out last week I forgot to mention that this one was also just published! 💙🩵💙🩵 I think this is Lev Grossman's first book since the Magicians Trilogy, so I'm very excited to see how his writing has changed/improved since then! Plus, it's a King Arthur book, so that's exciting in and of itself! 🥰 And lastly, LOOK HOW CHONKY IT IS! 💕📖

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RowReads1
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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A fabulous spine!

Ruthiella That is nice! 😀 5mo
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RowReads1
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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underground_bks
The Bright Sword | Lev Grossman
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This epic, ambitious, yet tenderly human Arthurian retelling begins with an aspiring knight who arrives at Camelot only to find the legendary King dead, Merlin buried alive by his protégée, and a mere handful of Round Table heroes hanging on—and they need to save a Britain torn between fated past and changing future, old gods and new. I loved the rich exploration of religion, self-acceptance, and found family across the diverse cast of characters.

Pruzy Oh wow, so excited to see Lev Grossman is back 8mo
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jennirl
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gonna be hanging out talking #Arthuriana with @Runwithskizzers and Lex Croucher and Loyalty on Saturday the 20th! should be fun, details at loyaltybookstores.com/gwenandart