Book Review - 1356

“1356” is a book written by the British author Bernard Cornwell, published in England 2012. It mixes fact and fiction, bringing some real battles of the Hundred Years War and adding some fictional characters to the scene. The Hundred Years War was fought during the Middle Ages, an era filled with the influence of the church and mystical beliefs, like magical weapons.
The book is dynamically written, always showing both sides of war. In general, Bernard shows the search for “La Malice”, the sword of Saint Peter, by French and England armies. They believed that who found the sword would be invincible in battle and the conqueror.
The main character of the story is Thomas the Bastard, a man considered a heretic by the church, and persecuted by them. During his journey, he makes new friends, fights many people and asks many questions about the magic sword. The story goes through the war until the battle of Potiers, where the Prince of England fights the King of France.

Very well written!

Your English is better than some native English speakers I know, so I will be picky! ;-)

Book Review - 1356

“1356” is a book written by the British author, Bernard Cornwell, published in England in 2012. It mixes fiction and reality, bringing some real battles of the Hundred Years War to the mix, and adding some fictional characters to the scenes. The Hundred Years War was fought during the Medieval Age (we usually say Middle Ages,  but you can also say during Medieval times.), so it was full of church influences and mystical beliefs, like magic weapons. (weapons are not beliefs, but you could say, "... influences, mystical beliefs, and magic weapons.)
The book was written in a very dynamic way, always showing both sides of war. In general, Bernard shows the search for “La Malice”, the sword of Saint Peter, by French and England English armies. They believed that whoever found the sword would be invincible and then become the battle winner. victor.
The main character of the story is Thomas (The Bastard), a man who was considered a heretic by the church, and so he was hunted by it.  During his journey, he makes new friends, fights many people, and does  asks many questions about the magic sword. The story goes through the war until the battle of Potiers, where the Prince of England fights against the King of France.

(In case you don't know, Americans put the punctuation (commas, etc.) inside quotations marks, while the British do the opposite.) (Not that I always get it right! Commas and things are so small.) Anyway, I hope this helps. :-)