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The Telling Pool by David Clement-Davies (view source)
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|date=August 2007
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Rhodri is a master falconer's son living on the Welsh borders during the reign of Richard the Lionheart. There's nothing outwardly unusual about Rhodri; he's a normal little boy dreaming of adventure and travel. The world excites him. Rhodri comes from a solid and loving home and he loves the awesome majesty of birds of prey almost as much as his father does. But then things start to change. A fortune teller at a fair predicts danger for Albion and an important future for Rhodri. The Lionheart embarks on crusade, taking Rhodri's reluctant father with him. And an old hermit show Rhodri the Telling Pool, in which he sees visions of King Arthur's sword Excalibur, and his father in mortal peril.
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