An old, old favorite from circa 2004, the children's section in the Eaton library, reread the middle of the night because when you're a grownup no one can make you go to sleep. ( )

My least favorite of his books, which are all amazing. Naivety and stupidity are things that must be handled with care when used as humor. Combine the two as humorous elements in a book and you could (and he does, in my opinion) run into trouble. ( )

My amazing love for Parsifal was not disappointed in this book. I love this series and it's take on Arthurian mythology, the way he splits up the old Celtic and the French Medieval stuff and pits them against each other. ( )

Another good effort by Gerald Morris. Again, I find myself more interested in the history of the legends about the character than I was previously. On the other hand, if the book had ended when Parsifal became a king I would have been just as happy. ( )

see: the ballad of sir dinadan ( )