Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at Mike the Knight’s castle—a hero’s home! This deluxe, shaped board book with foil on the cover gives Mike the Knight fans a special tour of Glendragon Castle and the characters who live inside it. Die-cut “windows” throughout let readers peek through to the rooms that follow, creating a unique interactive experience. There’s so much to explore! © 2013 Hit (MTK) Limited. Mike the Knight™ and logo and Be a Knight, Do It Right!™ are trademarks of Hit (MTK) Limited.

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Mike the Knight gives a tour of Glendragon that's worthy of a king.

This Mike the Knight coloring book comes with a tear-out wall poster! The medieval kingdom of Glendragon comes to life with this activity-packed coloring book that introduces Mike the Knight and all his family and friends. Along with Mike you’ll meet his mother, the Queen; his sister, Evie; and best friends Squirt and Sparkie. This book includes a full-color, pull-out poster that Mike the Knight fans can use to decorate their rooms in their own kingdoms. © 2013 Hit (MTK) Limited. Mike the Knight™ and logo and Be a Knight, Do It Right!™ are trademarks of Hit (MTK) Limited.

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Mike the Knight finds one of his dad's old shields. It's so much larger and mightier than Mike's shield!