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Details: Written by Ann Tompert. It is a 32-page hardcover with a first edition published in 2004.
Synopsis: A brave knight sets out on a mission to serve his King, but his journey is repeatedly delayed as he stops to help frightened travelers in need. The story explores the conflict between his official duty and the voice within that urges him to follow his heart, raising the question of whether he is "loyal to the King by following his heart, or... an errant knight after all?" The author wrote the book as a tribute to her selfless father.
Key Themes: Loyalty, compassion, following one’s heart, and selflessness.
The Errant Knight Hardcover – August 1, 2003
by Ann Tompert (Author), Doug Keith (Illustrator). 4.8 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
This is the story of a brave knight who sets out one day to serve his King. But as he rides toward the castle, frightened travelers seek his aid and protection. Though he tries to resist, something inside him won’t allow him to refuse. He continues onward, but his mission is repeatedly delayed as he stops to help those in need.
Has he been loyal to the King by following his heart, or has he been an errant knight after all?
Details: Written by Ann Tompert. It is a 32-page hardcover with a first edition published in 2004.
Synopsis: A brave knight sets out on a mission to serve his King, but his journey is repeatedly delayed as he stops to help frightened travelers in need. The story explores the conflict between his official duty and the voice within that urges him to follow his heart, raising the question of whether he is "loyal to the King by following his heart, or... an errant knight after all?" The author wrote the book as a tribute to her selfless father.
Key Themes: Loyalty, compassion, following one’s heart, and selflessness.
The Errant Knight Hardcover – August 1, 2003
by Ann Tompert (Author), Doug Keith (Illustrator). 4.8 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
This is the story of a brave knight who sets out one day to serve his King. But as he rides toward the castle, frightened travelers seek his aid and protection. Though he tries to resist, something inside him won’t allow him to refuse. He continues onward, but his mission is repeatedly delayed as he stops to help those in need.
Has he been loyal to the King by following his heart, or has he been an errant knight after all?