Kid Beowulf: The Song of Roland

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Pub Date Feb 28 2017 | Archive Date Mar 01 2017

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“What Rick Riordan did for the Greek gods, Fajardo has done for ‘Beowulf’: magnificent.”

—Kirkus, starred review, Kid Beowulf: The Blood-Bound Oath

Giants! Elephants! Roller Coasters?

That's just some of the mayhem twin brothers Beowulf and Grendel discover in the second adventure in the series by Alexis E. Fajardo! Banished from their homeland, the brothers seek refuge with their Uncle Holger in far-off France, but by the time they arrive, the kingdom is in shambles: King Charlemagne is ailing; his knights have been exiled; and France's hero, Roland, needs a kick in the pants. It's up to Beowulf and Grendel to unite the country before it's taken over by an invading Saracen horde!
“What Rick Riordan did for the Greek gods, Fajardo has done for ‘Beowulf’: magnificent.”

—Kirkus, starred review, Kid Beowulf: The Blood-Bound Oath

Giants! Elephants! Roller Coasters?

That's just...

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We regret that this electronic galley is not available for Kindle viewing. The finished book will be available in print and ebook formats.


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ISBN 9781449475901
PRICE $12.99 (USD)
PAGES 280

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I love love love that someone is retelling classics like this. I was excited about Beowulf but wasn't sure where the series would go from there, but the re-telling of the Song of Roland was a fantastic introduction for young readers. I can't wait to see what stories come next.

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