Review: I recently purchased a collection of books about King Arthur and his kingdom. These books are all variations on the theme of "I Wonder What the King is Doing Tonight." While they may seem like similar products at first glance, upon closer inspection, each book offers its own unique perspective on this classic tale. The first book in the collection, "I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight (King Arthur)," tells the story of King Arthur and his knights as they embark on a quest to defeat the evil sorcerer Morgan le Fay. The author takes a more lighthearted approach to the tale, with plenty of humor and wit thrown in for good measure. Overall, this book is a fun and engaging read that will appeal to fans of both fantasy and comedy. The second book in the collection, "I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight," is a retelling of the classic story of King Arthur from the perspective of a young knight named Lancelot. This version of the tale is more serious and introspective than some of the other books in the collection, with a focus on themes such as loyalty, honor, and duty. Despite its darker tone, this book is still an enjoyable read that will appeal to fans of historical fiction and medieval drama. The third book in the collection, "Camelot: I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight," tells the story of King Arthur and his knights as they face a new threat from the evil sorcerer Merlin. This version of the tale is more action-packed than some of the other books in the collection, with plenty of battles and swordfights to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Overall, this book is an exciting and thrilling read that will appeal to fans of adventure and fantasy. The fourth book in the collection, "I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight? (From Camelot)," takes a more lighthearted approach to the tale than some of the other books in the collection. This version of the story is told from the perspective of a young page who has been tasked with keeping an eye on King Arthur and his knights as they go about their daily routines. The author uses this unique perspective to explore themes such as friendship, loyalty, and love, while also injecting plenty of humor and wit into the story. Overall, this book is a fun and engaging read that will appeal to fans of both fantasy and comedy. The fifth book in the collection, "I Wonder What The King Is Doing Tonight," tells the story of King Arthur as he faces a new threat from the evil sorcerer Mordred. This version of the tale is more serious and introspective than some of the other books in the collection, with a focus on themes such as betrayal, redemption, and sacrifice. Despite its darker tone, this book is still an enjoyable read that will appeal to fans of historical fiction and medieval drama. The sixth book in the collection, "I Wonder What The King Is Doing Tonight," takes a more lighthearted approach to the tale than some of the other books in the collection. This version of the story is told from the perspective of a young squire who has been tasked with keeping an eye on King Arthur and his knights as they go about their daily routines. The author uses this unique perspective to explore themes such as friendship, loyalty, and love, while also injecting plenty of humor and wit into the story. Overall, this book is a fun and engaging read that will appeal to fans of both fantasy and comedy. The seventh book in the collection, "I Wonder What The King Is Doing Tonight," tells the story of King Arthur as he faces a new threat from the evil sorcerer Merlin. This version of the tale is more action-packed than some of the other books in the collection, with plenty of battles and swordfights to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Overall, this book is an exciting and thrilling read that will appeal to fans of adventure and fantasy. The eighth book in the collection, "I Wonder What The King Is Doing Tonight," takes a more lighthearted approach to the tale than some of the other books in the collection. This version of the story is told from the perspective of a young page who has been tasked with keeping an eye on King Arthur and his knights as they go about their daily routines. The author uses this unique perspective to explore themes such as friendship, loyalty, and love, while also injecting plenty of humor and wit into the story. Overall, this book is a fun and engaging read that will appeal to fans of both fantasy and comedy. In conclusion, I was very impressed with this collection of books about King Arthur and his kingdom. Each book offers its own unique perspective on this classic tale, making it easy for readers to find something that appeals to their interests and tastes. Whether you're a fan of fantasy, historical fiction, or comedy, there is something in this collection for everyone.