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De brief voor de koning (De brief voor de koning #1)

Tonke Dragt

Hardcover | Pages: 455 pages

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Title	:	De brief voor de koning (De brief voor de koning #1)
Author	:	Tonke Dragt
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 455 pages
Published	:	October 2003 by Leopold Amsterdam (first published 1962)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Childrens. Fiction

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De jonge Tiuri verbreekt de regels, die bepalen dat hij met niemand mag praten in de nacht voordat hij tot ridder zal worden geslagen. Hij opent de deur.
Het verzoek dat hem wordt gedaan blijkt een heel gevaarlijke opdracht. Tiuri wordt achtervolgd door boosaardige Rode Ruiters, die hem met de dood bedreigen. Maar hij is vast van plan de uiterst belangrijke brief bij koning Unauwen te bezorgen. De Zwarte Ridder met het Witte Schild heeft niet voor niets zijn leven gegeven...

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Original Title:	De brief voor de koning
ISBN:	9025833926 (ISBN13: 9789025833923)
Edition Language:	Dutch
Series:	De brief voor de koning #1
Literary Awards:	Gouden Griffel for Griffel der griffels (2004), Kinderboek van het jaar (1963), Vondel Prize for Laura Watkinson (2015)

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When my friend and book blogger posted this glowing review of Tonke Dragts The Letter for the King last year, I was intrigued because it appeared to be all about knights and chivalry and adventure. Who doesnt like the sound of that? A month or so ago, I found this book waiting to be reviewed on NetGalley, and my heart leapt! Thanks to Pushkin Press and NetGalley, I got a copy, and I finished reading it yesterday. The Letter for the King is the thrilling story of one boys battle against evil, set

I heard about this book from Krysta at Pages Unbound and it sounded really interesting so I hunted down the nearest library copy. As expected, I was not disappointed.The Letter Tor The King starts with Tiuri keeping vigil. This is the last task that he has to do before he becomes a knight. But when someone knocks at the door asking for help, Tiuri knows that the knightly thing to do is to help. Even if it means giving up his knighthood. And so, Tiuri starts a quest to deliver an important letter

Upon discovering a character I admire and adore, I often aspire to become that character. Emulate a new role model, envision greater goals and dream of different worlds to conquer. In this case, though, I would never set myself up for that fall. Merely a human being, a perfectly plausible person; Tiuri is genuinely good. And kind. I believe that Tiuri is truly and actually, altruistic.His epic journey to deliver a message of monumental importance took place many years ago. A mission that today

My father has always faintly disliked reading. Too bad he got me as a daughter! Out of the countless of books that he read to me when I was small, this book and its sequel are by far the most memorable. It fed my imagination to no ends, spawning both great visions and one of the most terrifying nightmares I remember. Since back then, much has changed. My knowledge of the Dutch language might have become crippled, and my eyes feast on the pages of other fantasy masterpieces, but Tonke Dragt and



2 stars, It is okayCalm read. The main character goes from point A, to point B to...and thus it goes. I wasn't too invested in the story since the way it went, I was sure everything was going to be dandy.

On the eve of being knighted by his king, sixteen-year-old Tiuri, son of Tiuri the Valiant, is keeping vigil in a small chapel outside of the capital city of the kingdom of Dagonaut. Forbidden from speaking, or opening the chapel doors to anyone during his night-long fast, Tiuri does both when a mysterious old man comes begging for help. A knight in spirit, even if he is not one in fact, Tiuri is helpless to resist this supplicant in need, and soon finds himself caught up in an epic adventure