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Pigeon Problems (Sword Girl #6) by Frances Watts
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Category: Young Reader | Series: Sword Girl
It's Lady Beatrix's birthday, and Sir Walter is planning a celebration at Flamant Castle. There will be games and competitions and a big surprise party. Everyone at the castle is excited...except the pigeon. But the pigeon is needed for a very special job - and when he goes missing, it looks like Sir Wa ...Show more
The Poison Plot (Sword Girl #2) by Frances Watts
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Category: Young Reader | Series: Sword Girl | Reading Level: 7+
The second adventure in the Sword Girl series featuring the feisty Tommy Sir Walter is holding a banquet at Flamant Castle—but Tommy overhears one of the castle's enemies plotting to poison him. Unless she can foil the plot, Flamant will be at war! Can an unusual cure for a cold possibly save the day? ...Show more
The Secret of the Swords (Sword Girl #1) by Frances Watts
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Category: Young Reader | Series: Sword Girl | Reading Level: 7+
Tommy, a kitchen girl at Flamant Castle, dreams of becoming a knight - and when she is made the Keeper of the Blades, caring for all the swords in the castle armoury, it seems like her dream might come true. But then Sir Walter's most valuable sword goes missing from the sword room. Will Tommy be able t ...Show more
The Secrets of Flamant Castle (The Complete Adventures of Sword Girl and Friends) by Frances Watts
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Category: Young Reader | Series: Sword Girl
Fun and fantasy combine in this collection of six amusing stories about Tommy, the daring and curious girl who also happens to be Keeper of the Blades, and her cast of unusual friends including Lil, the talking cat, and Tommy's best friend Jasper, the ghost of a young squire.
The Terrible Trickster (Sword Girl #5) by Frances Watts
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Category: Young Reader | Series: Sword Girl
A trickster is turning life at Flamant Castle upside down. Someone has put sneezing powder in the knights' soup and itching powder in Sir Walter's sheets and changed the salt for sugar in Mrs Moon's kitchen. At first the tricks seem funny, but Sir Benedict is not amused. He thinks the trickster is Tommy ...Show more
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