The Savage Damsel and the Dwarf (The Squire's Tales Book 3)

I fell in love with this book in seventh grade and it's still just as funny almost twenty years later.

One of my favorite books! I laughed out loud so many times reading it. I plan to read more in the series.

I read this book in middle school, and I still love it as an adult. Fun dialogue, strong heroines, sweet understated romance.

This book has always been one of my favorites from the series, owing to the spunky teenage heroine and the good pacing. Filled with Morris's usual wry wit, this is an entertaining read that skillfully combines fantasy, adventure, and a little bit of romance. It is nice to have read some of the earlier books in the series, as some characters make guest appearances, but it is not strictly necessary.

Another great addition to the series. I fell in love with the characters of Lynet and *ahem* Roger, and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Terence, Robin, and the mysterious "Jean le Forestier" again. Like all of Morris' books that I have read, this is a quick, lighthearted, and engaging read.

I cried when this series ended. It is a fast-paced, witty, intelligent, and fun new take on King Arthur and his round table, the knights, Merlin, and the enchanting world of faeries. Worth a read. Everyone in my family loves these books and recommends them as often as possible.

This book, is my favorite book in the whole world. It's funny, it's cute, it's romantic and has plenty of action. I got my best friend this book too, and she loved it. And if you haven't read any Gerald Morris's books, Do it! The Squire's Tales are very clever and funny.

This series is so much fun and this particular book is one of my favorite books in the 10-book series. It's funny with the sarcastic hero and heroine and never has a dull moment.