The Squire's Tales read-along continues!

[ninedaysaqueen.livejournal.com]

Great turn out tonight! It's always fun chatting!

This week the WSK book club will be reading The Ballad of Sir Dinadan, and the chat to discuss it will be held June 13th at 6pm CT. After this week, we will be switching to a two week schedule on account of both Father's Day and Independance Day being on a Sunday, as well as the books getting progressivly longer.

So, so, so, the chat schedule for the second half of The Squire's Tales series will go as follows...

The Princess, the Crone, and the Dung-Cart Knight - June 27th

The Lioness and Her Knight - July 11th

The Quest of the Fair-Unknown - July 25th

The Squire's Quest - August 8th

The Legend of the King - August 22nd

That way we'll have a break before the Return of the Thief reread starts late September/early October!

Tell Alexa to set a reminder and happy questing reading! :)


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Comments

[checkers65477.livejournal.com]

Sorry I wasn’t able to be there—I was traveling to visit family—but I should be able to make the next one.

[anets-dream.livejournal.com]

I have so wanted to partake in this- but end of school teaching shenanigans....so, so, so- I hope to return to the chat once school ends- in 2 weeks!

[checkers65477.livejournal.com]

Shoot, I may not be able to make it this week, either. I have out of town folks coming to spend the night on Sunday. I'll see if I can sneak away. It's a shame, because I read Parsifal's Page AND The Ballad of Sir Dinadan. I really feel like Dinadan was a turning point in the series--it strayed from the style of the previous books and added layers and complexity to the story. This book read "older" to me, rather than the middle grade feel of the previous books. I'll keep my other comments to the chat, if I can make it!