Middle Ages fiction

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• A Proud Taste of Scarlet and Miniver by Konigsburg, E.L.
• Alanna: The First Adventure by Pierce, Tamora
• All by Karleen Bradford, set during the crusades.
• Black Horses for the King by Anne McCaffrey
• Castle by Bergin, Mark
• Catherine, Called Birdy,by Karen Cushman
• Crispin: The Cross of Lead by Avi
• Crown Duel and Court Duel, by Sherwood Smith
• Fire, Bed and Bone - Henrietta Branford - this is set in mid-1300's England, main character is a dog
• King's Shadow - Elizabeth Alder, set in England with events leading to 1066.
• Girl in a cage by Jane Yolen
• Knights Wyrd by Doyle, Debra
• Lionheart's Scribe
• Matilda Bone. by Karen Cushman
• Midwifes Apprentice by Karen Cushman
• Outrageous Women of the Middle Ages by León, Vicki.
• Peregrine by Goodman, Joan E.
• Ramsay Scallop by Frances Temple
• Raven of the Waves, by Michael Cadnum
• Shadows on a Sword
• Spider's Voice by Skurzynski, Gloria
• Sword of the Rightful King. by Jane Yolen
• The Book of the Lion, by Michael Cadnum
• The Dragon's Son by Thomson, Sarah L
• The Edge on the Sword, by Rebecca Tingle
• The Executioner's Daughter by Williams, Laura E.
• The Forestwife by Tomlinson, Theresa
• The Hunting of the Last Dragon by Jordan, Sherryl
• The King's Shadow by Alder, Elizabeth
• The King's Swift Rider by Mollie Hunter, set in 14th century Scotland, about Robert the Bruce.
• The Mists of Avalon by Bradley, Marion Zimmer
• The Once and Future King by White, T.H.
• The Outlaws of Sherwood by McKinley, Robin
• The Raging Quiet by Jordan, Sherryl
• The Ramsey Scallop by Temple, Francis
• The Squire's Tale, by Gerald Morris
• The Winter Hare by Goodman, Joan E.
• There will be Wolves
• Timeline by Michael Crichton
• Women of Camelot: Queens and Enchantresses at the Court of King Arthur.by Hoffman,

 

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