Max & the Midknights (Book)

Max & the Midknights is the first book in the Max & the Midknights book series. It is written by Lincoln Peirce.

Plot
Budrick and Max are riding on Budrick's wagon which reads "Sir Budrick: Songs & Tales". Budrick begins singing a song that "has eighty-nine verses" and Max looks rather annoyed. Max exclaims that there is no audience where Budrick is preforming. The wagon stops and budrick jumps off for cabbage he sees on the ground. He says he can make a stew out of the cabbage and Max sarcastically says "Yum." An arrow is shot through the cabbage and Max spots who shot the arrow, who runs after them. They get on their wagon and ride away quickly. After a bit, they find a spot to camp for the night. Max offers building a fire for the cabbage stew, but Budrick says that he dropped the cabbage and he would be unable to cook it. Budrick says the they'll find something to eat, but Max isn't so sure. Upon being hit in the head by an apple, Max looks up at the tree above and sees apples.

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