Picked up this folk tale book at the Book Thing of Baltimore several years ago.

This book is an interesting combination of art and verse about trolls with two disturbing stories mixed in. It was definitely an eye-opening collection. I'm certainly glad I've never met a Norwegian troll!

Taking to the BCinDC meetup!

Given to me to take to the 2017 BookCrossing Convention in Oslo, Norway.

Bringing to the convention!

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I've read this wonderful book at the Convention in Oslo. I loved the pictures and hope it will find many other readers!

I just had to have this book. I have been fascinated by trolls since I've been in Norway. Had to buy a troll fridge magnet too!

I hope you like the book. MissMarkey.