In "Mean Mordred and the Final Battle," young Mordred is portrayed as a misunderstood character caught in the tumult of King Arthur's legendary realm. As tensions rise and darkness looms over Camelot, Mordred grapples with his destiny and the weight of expectations placed upon him. With a deep desire to prove himself, he must confront his fears, choose between loyalty and ambition, and navigate the complexities of friendship and rivalry. In an epic showdown, Mordred faces not only external enemies but also his own inner demons, leading to a climactic battle that could change the fate of the kingdom forever. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: Crazy Camelot, Crazy Camelot Capers, Crazy Camelot Capers s, Orchard Crunchies .

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published in 2005 by Hachette Children's Group .

Tony Mitton is an award-winning poet, and author of Wayland and The Storyteller's Secrets. Potter's Boy is his first prose novel. Arthur Robins has worked in magazines, advertising and has exhibited his work in London and New York. He has illustrated numerous books for children.