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Song Of The Sparrow

Pages
416
Published
2007
Language
English

Synopsis

Told in verse, this story reimagines the legend of Elaine of Ascolat, a young woman living in King Arthur's court. As war looms and knights prepare for battle, Elaine finds herself drawn into the world of chivalry and conflict. She navigates her own path amidst the epic tales of Arthur, Lancelot, and Guinevere.

About the author

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Lisa Ann Sandell

Lisa Ann Sandell is the author of the young adult novel 21 Proms. She writes stories that explore the ups and downs of teenage life.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Song Of The Sparrow a standalone story?

    This novel offers a complete narrative within its pages, focusing on Elaine's journey without requiring prior knowledge of other books or leading into a direct sequel.

  • What makes Song Of The Sparrow unique among Arthurian retellings?

    The story is told entirely in verse, which provides a distinct lyrical quality and intimate perspective on the familiar Arthurian legend, setting it apart from prose retellings.

  • How does Song Of The Sparrow connect to other works by Lisa Ann Sandell?

    While it shares the author's characteristic lyrical writing style, Song Of The Sparrow stands as a unique exploration of historical fiction and mythology, distinct from her other works which often delve into contemporary young adult themes.

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