Thomas, a small but brave squire, sets out on a journey to save the Princess Eleanor. From his troubles living in the castle, to his adventures and battles with creatures of the sea and harsh conditions, Thomas must face many obstacles before he can prevail.
Morality
Thomas does his best in all he does during his training to be a squire, and in his journey to become a knight and save the princess. Many people tease him for his shortness.
There are no real bad guys in this story, but rather obstacles that Thomas overcomes.
Spiritual Content
God is not a big part of this story.
Violence
Thomas gets pretty beat up living in the wind and rain, and his fights with a lake monster practically kill him.
Many knights as well as their horses die in battles against other kingdoms or monsters. Nothing is too gruesome, though, for this knights-in-armor tale.
Drug and Alcohol Content
None.
Sexual Content
None.
Crude or Profane Language or Content
None.
Conclusion
This was quite a nice book, the first I've read in a while about a brave knight saving a kind princess from a dragon. It has pretty nice twists in the story, and nothing is too violent.
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