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Tamora Pierce

Lady Knight

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"Lady Knight" by Tamora Pierce is the fourth and final book in the series "Protector of the Small," which follows the journey of Keladry of Mindelan, known as Kel, as she trains to become a knight and protector of the realm of Tortall. In "Lady Knight," Kel has finally achieved her dream of becoming a knight, but her journey is far from over. The book begins with Kel leading a group of pages, including her younger brother, on a journey to neighboring countries to learn about their cultures and strengthen alliances. However, when they return to Tortall, they find that the kingdom is under attack from a group of bandits known as the Shadoweds. Kel, now a Lady Knight, must lead her pages and other allies in defending the kingdom and bringing peace to the realm. Throughout the book, Pierce explores themes of leadership, courage, and perseverance as Kel faces challenges and obstacles in her quest to protect Tortall. Kel's character development is one of the highlights of the series, as she grows from a young girl with a dream to a strong and capable leader. Pierce also delves into the relationships between Kel and her friends, family, and mentors, adding depth and complexity to the story. "Lady Knight" is a satisfying conclusion to the "Protector of the Small" series, offering a thrilling and emotional journey for both Kel and the reader. Pierce's world-building is exceptional, and her characters are well-developed and relatable. The book is a must-read for fans of fantasy and coming-of-age stories, and it is a testament to Pierce's storytelling abilities. Overall, "Lady Knight" is a powerful and engaging novel that will leave readers cheering for Kel and the kingdom of Tortall. Pierce's writing is accessible and engaging, making it a great choice for both young adults and adults. The book is a celebration of strength, courage, and the power of perseverance, and it is a worthy addition to any fantasy collection...

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