Quest for Camelot Books

I'm a big fan of Rugrats the TV show, and I knew this book would be much better then any of the episodes. I was right! It's extremely funny, and it's full of adventure. The only bad thing about this book is that some parts are really confusing, but you can easily get back on track.

When Tommy loses his favorite holey pail, Granpa Lou and the babies are blasted back to the time of the knights of the round table!Lou takes the place of Merlin and Angelica is the great Socerless.They meet up with the babies of the Round Table and Mordred,Morgan Le Fays bratty son. He Tells them if the want the missing knights of the Round Table back, the need to rerform six nightly deeds.This Book is very funny. I recomend this book to the fans on the tv show The Rugrats

This book is about Tommy. He is looking for his Holey Pail. Then they are in the time of King Arthur. The characters are Tommy , Chuckie, Phil, Lil, and Grandpa Lou. They try to find the pail. I think this is a good book , because it is adventurous. I would recommend this book, necause it is a great story.

When Tommy loses his favorite holey pail, Grandpa Lou tells him and his friends the story of the Holy Grail. Before they know it, Tommy, his grandpa, his cousin Angelica, and his friends Chuckie, Phil, and Lil travel back in time to Camelot, where they meet King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table, and a toddler named Adelaide whose father has been captured by the evil sorceress Morgan le Fay and her bratty son, Mordred. Now Tommy and his friends must embark on a quest to defeat Morgan and Mordred and rescue all the knights being held captive in their dungeon. To do so, they must complete six difficult quests that even the bravest knights have failed at. This was a fun, cute, and entertaining book for Rugrats fans both old and young.

I love this book because it has all of the songs from the movie, and they are all greatly composed. They are VERY well put together, and whoever wrote these songs deserves a round of applause. I highly recommend this book for anyone who loved the movie.

I love this book because it has all of the songs from the movie, and they are all greatly composed. They are VERY well put together, and whoever wrote these songs deserves a round of applause. I highly recommend this book for anyone who loved the movie.

The passion in his writing kept me reading till my eyes drooped.
How the narrator finds a purpose and pursues it; how he went from a construction worker to a successful lawyer; how he describes the betrayals along the way -- and the romantic jaunts as well -- makes this a two-thumbs-up read.

I felt it was a nice introduction into the way of Welsh witchcraft. It was an easy read and easy to comprehend the information given.
I've actually had an increase in the benefits of my meditation using the technique descibed within this book.
I will continue reading the series and try to find most of the out of print books he's written in the past.

For all of you writing attacks on the author, try to find something productive to do with your time. You will probably have less stress in your life. This is where we are to write an insightful individual review of the book. Not just one's opinion of another.

I will continue to recommend this book to my friends.

Please don't waste your money on this one. It's nothing more than an old hippie's ego trip in print. I wish I had my money back.

At least psychologically speaking. He has all of you who are complaining in a huge uproar. I found out about this "witch war" (a term I find very humorous) via an elist I am on and then read a little more about it on the web.

BTW, who is "The President of the Cyberspace Assassin's Guild and High Priest of Satanus"? What a hilarious title! Do you guys ever put down the dungeon and dragons dice??

The author of this book has so much mental power over you because YOU GIVE IT TO HIM! If I were interested in this RPG-gone-bad spirituality I would most CERTAINLY read his books because they have obviously given him much fame, money and booty all from a bunch of SUCKERS!

IGNORE HIM! If you have some thing legal you can do about this guy then carry it out descreetly in court. If any of you can put down the dice long enough and set aside creating oh-so-magickal names for yourselves long enough AND if you have some magical ability then put a mojo on his butt and send him home!

All this "witch war" is is a bunch of little dungeon and dragons players whinning like babies back and forth over the internet and it is both really funny and really stupid and a major blow to your brand of spirituality.

Fel Cymro y mae'n rhaid imi ddweud nad oes a wnelo cynnwys y llyfr hwn ddim ag unrhyw wirionedd sydd yn ein gwlad ni.

As a Welsh-speaker I have to say that this book has little to do with any reality that has ever existed in our country.

I have to agree with the experience that the author of [...] states with regard to the integrity of the author of these books. I'm sure he's tricked a lot of people since my unfortunate contact with him back in the mid 1980s. It's amazing to me that he and his practices still thrive. Thankfully I changed my phone number and burned the cards he sent that threatened "my ultimate destruction" if I didn't yield to his will. Once I figured out that he was only interested in sexual domination I backed away fast.

I really wonder about all the glowing reviews for his books, knowing how he really is, and that so much of his material was lifted from other sources without attribution. Are these reviewers his own followers or just him in disguise? But, hey, if you've had a great experience with this man - good for you. And for those who flourish within his cult - good luck and blessings to all. As for me, he was a sexually perverse control freak with a god complex who refused to take "no" for an answer. A total disgrace to everything Wicca and paganism is supposed to be.

Unlike the Disney Mouseworks storybooks, this one was assembled using frames from the movie. The images therefore tend to be a little blurry. The text has some inconsistencies with the storyline as well. Its shortcomings would be glossed over by its young audience, of course.