Sir Laughalot
By Tony Mitton
Sir Laughalot seeks fearsome foes, but discovers battles can end in laughter—and something more.
funny · playful · rhyming · cheerful
Genres
What is Sir Laughalot about?
Sir Laughalot is a brave knight with a sword, a shield and a great longing for adventure. He sets off to find a fearsome foe, but dragons, giants and sorceresses do not react quite as expected. Instead of battling them, Sir Laughalot finds something funny about each encounter, and soon everyone is laughing together. When he meets a giggly girl in trouble, his cheerful approach may lead to a very happy ending. Told in lively rhyming verse, this is a playful tale of friendship, kindness and laughter.
About the author
Tony Mitton is a much-loved British poet and author who writes fun and lively books for children. He is well known for his 'Amazing Machines' series, which helps young readers learn about all sorts of vehicles. Tony uses rhyme and rhythm to make his stories exciting and enjoyable for everyone who reads them.
Pages
25 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2011
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