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Page 1 of Mia’s storybook
Mia brushed the horses every morning and never dreamed of crowns. Big knights tugged and puffed, but the sword in the stone would not move. Mia gave one small pull, and out slid Excalibur!

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A real example · King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

Mia and the Sword in the Stone

One sword in a stone, and a table with no head of it

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  1. Page 1 of Mia’s storybook
    Mia brushed the horses every morning and never dreamed of crowns. Big knights tugged and puffed, but the sword in the stone would not move. Mia gave one small pull, and out slid Excalibur!
  2. Page 2 of Mia’s storybook
    Bells rang across the whole kingdom as Mia was crowned. The golden crown was so big it slipped right down over her nose! Mia giggled, held it high, and everyone cheered for their new king.
  3. Page 3 of Mia’s storybook
    At Camelot, Mia asked for a round table with no head and no foot. 'Here, nobody sits higher,' said Mia. The bravest knights sat all around it, and Mia sat with them, just the same.
  4. Page 4 of Mia’s storybook
    A fearsome giant stomped near the villages, and the fields lay empty. The knights reached for their shields, but Mia waved hello. 'Why are you stomping?' The giant sniffed. 'Nobody ever talks to me.' So Mia invited him to supper.
  5. Page 5 of Mia’s storybook
    Sir Gareth and Sir Bors both wanted the same strip of meadow. They pushed back their chairs and would not stay in the same room. Mia looked from one grumpy knight to the other. Oh dear.
  6. Page 6 of Mia’s storybook
    Mia felt too small to fix it alone, so she asked the knights to help. Gareth split the meadow in two, and Bors chose first. Fair is fair! Both knights laughed, friends again.
  7. Page 7 of Mia’s storybook
    Mia raised her hand first. 'I promise to protect, to listen, and to tell the truth.' One by one, every knight at the round table made the very same promise.
  8. Page 8 of Mia’s storybook
    Now the fields are green and busy again, and the roads are safe to walk. Mia looks out over her quiet, happy land. Camelot is a wonderful place to come home to.

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