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I have no idea what the summary on this book is
blabbering about. That first sentence doesn't even make sense. It makes it
sound like Gawain and Terence were already out adventuring when they met the
Green Knight, but…well, never mind.
I would complain about just about every cover of the old
editions of these books (these are the covers that I own) but I will refrain so
I don’t repeat myself every time. I will say it only once: I find the weird
cut-and-paste-heads-onto-bodies thing that the cover designers did for the
first eight books disturbing. Terence looks like a dwarf on this cover, which
he clearly is not. View the superior reprint version below (courtesy of
goodreads):
The only old cover that I don’t mind is the one for Parsifal’s Page. It is bright and
attractive, does not have someone’s head pasted onto someone else’s body, and
is still a scene out of the book. There. I have complained once and will say no
more about the old covers unless I really like something about one of the new
covers and feel compelled to comment.
Back to the review.
Spoilers, etc…
