Damsel Disaster!
Peter Bently, Fred Blunt
Subjects
- Funny Stuff - rib ticklers to make you fall off your chair
- History Time - blasts from the past
Average rating
Cedric Thatchbottom can’t wait to train as a squire, serving Sir Percival the Proud – a knight famed throughout the land for his glorious deeds. But this famous knight isn’t all he appears to be, and Cedric soon finds himself being run ragged around Castle Bombast by his new master.
In Book 3 of the Knightmare series, a wealthy princess is visiting the kingdom in search of a husband, and Sir Percy has a plot up his sleeve to see off the other potential suitors. As usual, Cedric has a key part to play in his master’s plan. Ugh! Dressing up as a maiden in silk bloomers wasn’t quite what he had in mind when he signed up to be a squire.
A hilarious new series following the misadventures of a trainee knight. Packed with comical characters, battles, puns and poo, these books are irresistible to young readers aged six to eight years.
Reviews
I did not like Sir Percy the Proud because he kept boasting and lying to everyone just so that he could become famous.
Madam Jewel Glitterball 12.07.2024
Fun and interesting
Anonymous 28.01.2024
I loved this book especially because their names were very silly!
Anonymous 04.09.2017
I think you should read this book because its full of humour and more humour. If you like laughing you sjhould read this.
Anonymous 08.08.2017
I think others should read this book, because it is very funny and made me laugh. It also has lots of parts that made me feel nervous, so I think other people will really like this book
Anonymous 31.07.2017
I think that you should read this book because it has lots of funny things that you can read about and its got some weird things that are not supposed to happen . I give this book a 3 because it is funny but it could have some more detail . Find out what you think of this book by reading it!
Anonymous 09.07.2017
This book is the most hilarious book I have ever read in my entire life(Even though I'm only seven)But still you'll enjoy this book even if you're younger or older than me.
Anonymous 20.07.2015
