Haberdasher, Violet Knightley Academy, 469 p. Aladdin (Simon), 2010. $15.99. Violence: PG (fencing, with blood, mild bullying). Henry Grim yearning for knowledge has been secretly fostered by one of the professors at the prestigious boarding school where Henry is a menial servant. Through a twist of fate, Henry is allowed to sit for an exam that could win his entrance into another, even more exclusive place – The Knightley Academy – where the knights of his land of trained. Because of a long standing treaty, knights are not trained in arms, but are detectives, police and such. But just making it into Kinghtley will not be Henry’s biggest challenge – lasting the first year without being expelled will. With the help of two other commoner friends and the mischievous daughter of the headmaster, Henry has l=multiple problems on his hands. What you have in your hands is a mediocre rip off of Harry Potter. Oh, it’s not bad, it is just not original. It might be worth the cost in paperback? EL –OPTIONAL. Cindy, Library-Teacher.
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