The Knight at Dawn (Magic Tree House, #2)
The Knight at Dawn (Magic Tree House, #2)
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1993
Book Brief
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Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 199366
Novel • Fiction
Medieval England • Medieval Era
1993
Adult
6-9 years
310L
Super Short Summary
The Knight at Dawn by Sal Murdocca and Mary Pope Osborne follows two children as they journey back to the Middle Ages. Using a magical treehouse, the duo experiences life in a medieval castle and encounter knights, all while learning valuable lessons. This adventure forms part of the Magic Tree House series.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
The Knight at Dawn by Sal Murdocca and Mary Pope Osborne is widely praised for its engaging storytelling and educational value, blending history and adventure for young readers. However, some critics feel that the plot is somewhat simplistic, which may not fully captivate older children. Nonetheless, the book's vivid illustrations and imaginative narrative make it a favorite in early chapter books.
Who Should Read The Knight at Dawn (Magic Tree House, #2)?
Readers who enjoy The Knight at Dawn by Sal Murdocca and Mary Pope Osborne are typically young adventurers aged 6-9, drawn to time travel and medieval settings. Ideal for fans of Magic Tree House series and Junie B. Jones looking for educational yet thrilling narratives.
28,183 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
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Novel • Fiction
Medieval England • Medieval Era
1993
Adult
6-9 years
310L
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