Has anyone else read this one? I've only read the 1st, I really wanna read the 2nd. I thought it was a excellent book!

Hmmm... never heard of it. Whats it about?

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I dont remember exaclty, but I think it goes along the lines with a King Arthur plot. Leastways, I think. I remember it was about a boy.and this wizard, Merlin.

OOOOOOH. I read those once... Or at least part of the first one. Its a trilogy, if I recall correctly. I got to a point in the book where I was a bit... uncomfortable reading it. I stopped reading, of course, and so I don't really know what happens.

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Ohhh yes, I've read those (all three of them) a long time ago. They were okay, I guess, not something I'd read again.

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I wanna read the 2nd and 3rd. Maybe ill look for them when I go to the library next Mon. and the Squire tales ^^

I've read them all. The Seeing Stone, At the Crossing Places, and The King of the Middle March. By Kevin Crosslley-Holland.

They're about a teenage boy named Arthur in the 14th century who is training to become a knight. An old man/hermit known as Merlin gives Arthur a stone, and often when he looks into the stone he sees the events surrounding the tales of King Arthur. It's not always about King Arthur (whom the boy Arthur resembles in appearance) but other characters in the legends, intersperced with stories about the boy Arthur's life.

I thought it was interesting - an interesting view on the legends and an interesting insight to life in the 14th century, training to become a knight and crusades. I really enjoyed them.

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Yeah, Im hoping to get the 2nd and 3rd.

Who is the author of The Seeing Stone? Can like me with the Amazon or Goodreads page of the book, please?

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