Sinéad, the Sword and the Stone

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Pub Date Jul 24 2017 | Archive Date Jan 22 2021

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What if you were able to draw Excalibur from the stone?

From a White Ravens and IBBY Honours List winner, Conor has also been shortlisted for the American Library Association's Best Books for Young Adults awards and has won the Reading Association of Ireland's Special Merit award. 

Sinéad is on holiday from Ireland, visiting a castle in England. There, the famous sword Excalibur is on display and tourists flock to have their picture taken trying to pull it out of the stone. 

Astonishingly, when it comes to Sinéad’s turn, the sword comes free. Soon the crowds are shouting, ‘all hail Queen Sinéad!’ 

The Prince of England, however, is very worried about this shocking development and makes Sinéad an offer she can’t refuse. 

Or can she? 

Sinéad’s fun encounter with Merlin and Arthurian magic is also a real test of her character.

What if you were able to draw Excalibur from the stone?

From a White Ravens and IBBY Honours List winner, Conor has also been shortlisted for the American Library Association's Best Books for Young...


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ISBN 9780957632097
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The novel that answers the question of what would happen if someone new was able to draw the famous sword from the stone in modern day Britain. And what would happen if the new king was not a king at all, but a young Irish girl instead.

Cute, cleaver, and very real, for being a fantasy.

What would you do if you were 12 years old and was offered the power?

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loved the use of Excalibur and the Arthur mythology, the characters were perfect and I enjoyed going on this adventure. The cover is really well done and I hope to go back to this world again.

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