Bought this at a library sale or a thrift store used book sale.

Releasing this as part of a LEGO creation about BookCrossing at BrickFair this weekend.

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Found this book at BrickFair, a Lego festival at the Dulles Expo Center. My son loved it. We have a few of the old knight legos, so it was fun to read the story behind them. We set it free in his allergist's office in Wheaton, MD.