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Knight Sir Louis and the Dreadful Damsel
Book Review
I think the brothers McLeod are really good at telling stories because Knight Sir Louis is funny in so many unimaginable ways
When Knight Sir Louis is sent on a quest to defeat the Dreadful Damsel that is stealing everyone’s chocolate coins, he doesn’t realise what he is letting himself in for. He sets off on a mechanical horse, meets a talking boar and ends up fighting a giant potato waffle! This one-of-a-kind book will take you places you will never forget, you will dive into laughter at Castle Sideways (and yes it really is sideways), you will be confused at a forest that smells like toadstools and chestnuts and you will meet lots of crazy characters along the way.
About the Book
The first book in a brand new comic adventure series about Knight Sir Louis and his hilariously bonkers mishaps as he tries to save his kingdom with his robot steed (Sir Clunkalot) and magic sword (Dave). It is imaginatively illustrated throughout.
Author
The McLeod brothers
The McLeod brothers—Greg McLeod and Myles McLeod—are a British creative duo known as The Brothers McLeod, specialising in illustration, writing, and 2D animation. Greg brings his distinctive hand-drawn artistic style to their work, while Myles is an award-winning screenwriter and author. Their partnership has earned them a BAFTA (for Quiff and Boot) and multiple BAFTA nominations for short animated films.
Reviewer Profile
Annabel, 9
- Reviews: 4
- Likes: Lego, dogs and marshmallows
- Dislikes: chocolate cake and too much noise
- Favourite Book: Awful Auntie by David Walliams
- Favourite Film: The Princess Diaries
- Favourite Song: Shotgun by George Ezra
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