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King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
- Narrated by: Sean Bean
- Length: 2 hrs and 27 mins
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Action & Adventure
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Publisher's Summary
These stories are about how, many years ago, Arthur the once and future King of England, set out to save his country from the troubles that plagued it, aided by the brave knights of the Round Table, and the most famous sword in the world, Excalibur. How Merlin the Wizard fought against the wicked Morgana le Fay's enchantments, and how Arthur loved and lost the beautiful Guinevere, his Queen.
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- Toni
- 01-16-04
A Voice to be Heard
Absolutely outstanding reading in the beautiful, dulcet Yorkshire tones of Sean Bean. Sean does a brilliant job, that would keep any person, young or old, interested in hearing the story of King Arthur. I *highly* recommend this download.
17 people found this helpful
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- Emily
- 07-30-13
Like a bedtime story from Ned Stark
The old stories are the best, and Sean Bean reading Arthurian legends - what a combination! Bean's voice is perfect for these classic tales of honour, chivalry and magic. His narration imparts all the drama, wonder and emotion that the tales need to bring them to life, from the bravest and sturdiest of knights, to the fairest and gentlest of women.
You won't regret buying these tales, and they'll be perfect for family listening on car trips with slightly older children who love getting lost in tales of knights and ladies, sorcerers and dragons.
5 people found this helpful
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- plm
- 06-02-04
Very well done
Of all the audiobooks I have downloaded, this was my favorite. The story of King Arthur is a classic for a reason. The production and the narration especially are well done. Having a talented actor doing the reading makes such a difference. The listener is completely drawn into the story. I would highly recommend this.
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- T.
- 07-10-14
Perhaps not for young children?
I have the Howard Pyle version, which is fine - a classic for sure, but a little on the wordy side and a bit dry for my 7-year-old daughter. I thought this shorter version would be more accessible for her. It's exciting - Sean Bean's narration and the soundtrack make it a good listen. But I'm glad I previewed it before playing it for my daughter. I'm no prude, but I don't want my young daughter to hear about the Lancelot, Arthur, Guinevere love triangle just yet. In this version, Lancelot spends the night with Guinevere while she's married to Arthur, and they're accused of being lovers. Also, Arthur and Lancelot both father sons resulting form bizarre encounters with women who trick them. I've read many versions of the Arthurian legend (from Marion Zimmer Bradley, etc.), so it's not like I was unaware of these events and character connections. I just didn't expect them to come up in a version supposedly for young children. I think I'll wait a few years before exposing my daughter to these complex adult themes.
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- Andrew
- 03-05-12
King Arthur - The Legendary King of England
If you could sum up King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table in three words, what would they be?
Power, Adventure, Chivalry
What did you like best about this story?
The story of King Arthur is, of course, only a legend, and most boys who grew up in England (as I did) will be aware of the numerous battles, and acts of chivalry, as well as the moments of love and despair that Arthur and his knights go through in trying to run a unified country in the wake of the breakdown of Roman rule. This Naxos audio CD depicts all the elements of the story we read about at school, from the time of Aurthur's birth right through to his death and his departure across the sea to his final resting place in the mystical Avalon. The sense of power, adventure and chivalry comes through beautifully in this wonderful telling of the story and will appeal to children of all ages as well as some adults!
Which scene was your favorite?
My favourite part is where Arthur, having been fatally wounded, is collected silently by the Maidens of the Water and ferried away to his final resting place in Avalon, a mysterious island somewhere across the sea.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
It was nice to be able to familiarise myself with the Arthurian adventures again after nearly fifty years, so that I can share the magic of the story with my grandchildren.
Any additional comments?
Another superb production from Naxos!
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- Karen
- 11-28-04
The voice elevates the text
I'd conjecture that this book is a much better listen than a read. The text is quite simplistic, but it is brought to life by Sean Bean's reading, and complemented by the music which intermittently accompanies it. Bean has a marvellous vocal timbre: from the fresh tenor of the young Arthur to the low growl of a wary Merlin, he uses his vocal abilities to inhabit the various characters in a way that makes them seem to live in one's mind.,
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- Tracy
- 08-18-04
Incredible
This is the first time I've heard the story of King Arthur, and what a treat it is. The narration is wonderful and transports you with sound and music and effects to another place. This was such a pleasure. I'm sure I'll listen again and again.
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- Colleen
- 08-14-04
You will want to listen again and again.
I love Arthurian literature and history. I also really like Sean Bean, so this was a real treat. Someone once said that 'if a story is worth hearing, it is worth hearing again and again'. That's why these tales are still with us and this is a very good way to hear them as often as you want. There are many Arthurian tales out there. This is the classic sword in the stone version, and suitable for the whole family.
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- Michael
- 04-06-13
Sean Bean is simply the BEST
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I will listen to this multiple times. It was a short but solid overview of the stories of King Arthur and his Knights! Sean Bean brings the story to life!
What does Sean Bean bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
He was Boromir, Odysseus and NEd Stark all over again! I bought the book simply because he narrated it, and I listened to it in one single drive! Great Narration!
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- Philip
- 07-01-05
Not Quite Right? for me.
I had already read Howard Pyle book many years ago. I was surprised how different Howard?s story was to what I had experienced in the movies. First of all there is no Holy Grail. This led to much research online where I learned that Howard version is considered the closest to the original and that the Church of England inserted the Holy Grail later.
Having said all that I found this version to be well written and very well read but ultimately not quite right for my taste. Many characters have been seriously changed in what role they played in the story and, more importantly, what kind of person they were. This legend has always been about the honor and chivalry to the point where the characters are almost to good to be believed, this story has more believable character but at the cost of lessening the legend.
The one exception is the scene with the Green Knight. I do not remember it at all in Howard?s story, but it was excellent and had all the elements I wished had been present throughout the book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-08-07
BRILLIANT!
A classy production and no mistake. The Naxos team have taken an axe to the legends of Camelot and really butchered them in order to make them more child friendly and get the whole thing down to a couple of hours. In doing so they have got rid of all the boring stuff, made Arthur a lot more sympathetic, developed some proper baddies and given the whole thing a marvelous flow that it often lacks. The end result is a brilliantly epic and gripping take on the stories, and I wanted to listen again the minute it finished. Sean Bean's reading is perfect and the atmospheric use of classical music is the icing on the cake. Don't be put off by the target audience being 8 - 13 year olds, this is a truly great listening expireience.
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- Greycat
- 05-08-08
Good reading but...
First of all, I really did enjoy this reading. Sean Bean has a great voice, really getting into the characters in a way that children will love (and the mark of a great audio title, you forget that you're listening, and just involved!).
Unfortunately, the clangers of the tale for me were that the version of the Arthur legend seems to be reworked largely from the Disney (and not just TH White) version. You're brought short by a change to the story that just isn't in the older versions - kids won't notice, but if you've investigated deeper into the mythology, there are some howlers that just ruin the story.
A good adaptation, but be aware if an adult listener with any knowledge of Arthur.
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- Geekerella
- 02-20-21
Beautifully telling of a familiar tale
I had forgotten the chronology of the adventures of Arthur & Camelot. There are so many versions in my head. But this was a beautiful reading and Sean Bean has such a great voice. I loved it. I wished it was longer.
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- Mr. M. J. Yeomans
- 10-09-20
Loved it as a child, love it now
Got this after remembering how much I loved this story when growing up as a child. Brilliant not having to swap cassettes!! Sean Bean is his typical brooding self and the perfect voice for this darkly magical anthology of tales of King Arthur. It's a fairly short collection, which is good as not overly detailed but certainly leaves me wanting to delve a little deeper into certain aspects of the characters and stories.
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- G Patton
- 10-05-20
Timeless story beautifully told
Although greatly condensed, this version captures the essence of the Arthurian Legends. The wonderful narration by Sean Bean, and the atmospheric music kept me griped all the way through. I shall enjoy listening to this again and again. Well worth a credit!
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-29-20
Short and too the point
It’s a good initial history lesson on King Arthur if you want to know the main story
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- Simon Stroud
- 09-06-19
Excellent
My boys (5 and 7) loved this book almost as much as I did. Read by a young Sean Bean, he puts great feeling into the ancient tales of chivalry and courage.
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- Carla Ribeiro Oleiro
- 04-16-19
Love it
A great story from medival times. I liked also the reader but sometimes he makes some strange stops.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-16-18
nice, easy to listen and interesting stories
Would you listen to King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table again? Why?
Yes and actually I'm now listen to it again. The backgroud music fit the story well and it's just enjoyable. Also the words using are kind of easy. As English is not my first language, I can't get the language in many other books and becoming tired quickly. This book, however, really make me feel concentrated and I get most parts of the story.
What did you like best about this story?
First part when Arthur stay near the river, feeling unfair that Kay will become a knight while he won't, and Merlin come and call his name, and he ask Merlin if Merlin know his parents. Second part when Merlin ask him for the sword excarliba (Sorry I don't know how to spell that word, I mean the sword form the lake), which part do Arthur like more, the blade or the scabbard, and tell him the sword should be return before his death; and the third part when Arthur nearly deas and ask a knight whose name's Bedivire (sorry again for don't know how to spell) throw the sword to the lake, and that takes the knight 3 times to finish the require. I find these parts impressive.
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Sorry I have never read the book before.
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- mrs c
- 11-29-17
Great listen!
My seven year old son and I enjoyed listening to this. My only criticism is that the sound was a bit muffled.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-09-18
Great short fantasy
Sean Bean, fantastically read and who doesn’t love anything to do with King Arthur. Thanks!