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Excalibur was the infamous sword of King Arthur.  Though the fabled sword was a gift from Avalon, it wasn't until later  legend that the true Excalibur was given to him by the Lady of the Lake.

  In the Legend, Arthur first appeared as a youth withdrawing the sword from the stone.  Since Excalibur was synonymous with the young king, we decided that that’s what we should call this room.  Here you will discover books for those hard to please younger readers.

**New additions to the reviews are set apart with bold print.**

 

TITLE

AUTHOR

GENRE RELEASE DATE

REVIEW POSTED

Here A Face, There A Face Arlene Alda Children/Ages 2-5 3/08 Apr 26, 2008
Counting In The Crazy Garden Margarette Burnette Children's/Ages 3-7 3/08 Apr 17, 2008
St Iggy K. L. Going Young Adult/ Ages 14 and up 5/08 May 1, 2008
The House Of A Million Pets Ann Hodgman Children's Ages 8-up 9/07 Apr 1, 2008
The Falconer's Knot Mary Hoffman Children's Ages 12-up 4/07 Apr 7, 2008
Uh-Oh! Rachel Isadora Children's/Ages 2 to 5 5/08 May 1, 2008
Guess What I Found In Dragonwood Timothy Knapman Children's/Ages 4-8 1/08 Apr 17, 2008
Mary Had A Little Lamp Jack Lechner Children's/Ages 3-8 4/08 Apr 17, 2008
Squirrel's World Lisa Moser Children's Ages 5-7 9/07 Apr 1, 2008
Life As We Knew It Susan Beth Pfeffer Juvenile Fiction 5/08 May 1, 2008
Apples and Oranges Sara Pinto Children's Ages 3-7 1/08 Apr 1, 2008
Blackthorn Winter Kathryn Reiss Young Adult/ ages 12 and up 9/07 Apr 17, 2008
Virus Games G. L. Sheerin Children's/Ages 9-12 4/08 Apr 26, 2008
An A To Z Walk In The Park R. M.Smith Children's/Ages 3 to 7 5/08 May 1, 2008
More Than Friends Katherine Spencer Young Adult/Ages 12 and up 5/08 May 1, 2008
Hello Twins Charlotte Voake Children's/Ages 2-5 4/08 Apr 26, 2008
Varmints Helen Ward Children's/Ages 5-8 4/08 Apr 26, 2008
I, Matthew Henson Carole Boston Weatherford Children's Ages 6-11 1/08 Apr 1, 2008

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