Reginald is perfectly happy in the quiet, predictable world of the royal library, where the only adventures are found between the pages of a book. His greatest skill is organizing the king's sock collection, a task he performs with quiet diligence. But his peaceful life is turned upside down when he is unexpectedly promoted to Knight of the Realm.

Armed with a squeaky suit of armor, a sigil of a silver sock, and a profoundly stubborn mule named Daisy, Sir Reginald is the most unlikely knight in the history of the kingdom. He's terrified of swords, clumsy in a fight, and would rather face a dusty manuscript than a fire-breathing dragon.

Yet, when crisis strikes—from mysteriously missing royal scones to a grumbling beast in a gloomy swamp—Reginald finds himself on the front lines. Forced to rely on his wits, his kindness, and a bit of accidental luck, he soon discovers that problems can't always be solved with a pointy sword. With the help of a clever princess, a lonely goblin, and even a dragon with a tummy ache, Reginald learns that true courage isn't about being the strongest or the bravest warrior. It's about having the courage to be exactly who you are.

Sir Reginald the Reluctant Knight is a charming and humorous tale about a different kind of hero, proving that a sharp mind and a good heart can be the most powerful weapons of all.