From the Newbery Medal-winning author of The High King, comes the story of Sebastian, a boy never far from adventure-or trouble!
When fourth fiddler Sebastian loses his place in the Baron's orchestra, he takes to the highway-and soon finds himself dealing with disaster after disaster. In trying to rescue a stray cat, he loses his violin; in trying to help a skinny boy who turns out to be a princess, he falls into the clutches of a bear; and when he tries to join a theater troupe as an actor, he finds himself cast as a clown.
But Sebastian's a fleet-footed optimist, and he'll always find a way to outrace trouble, outwit it, or enchant it-and he'll keep everyone around him laughing.
Winner of the 1971 National Book Award
* "Infused with humor, high spirits, and compassion."-School Library Journal, starred review
When fourth fiddler Sebastian loses his place in the Baron's orchestra, he takes to the highway-and soon finds himself dealing with disaster after disaster. In trying to rescue a stray cat, he loses his violin; in trying to help a skinny boy who turns out to be a princess, he falls into the clutches of a bear; and when he tries to join a theater troupe as an actor, he finds himself cast as a clown.
But Sebastian's a fleet-footed optimist, and he'll always find a way to outrace trouble, outwit it, or enchant it-and he'll keep everyone around him laughing.
Winner of the 1971 National Book Award
* "Infused with humor, high spirits, and compassion."-School Library Journal, starred review
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