Norse Mythology: Stories from the Eddas
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Jan 2012 · Ravenio Books
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Step into a world of mighty gods, brave heroes, and mythical creatures in this captivating collection of Norse myths. Drawn from the ancient Eddas, these timeless tales of Odin, Thor, Loki, and the other gods of Asgard come alive in vivid retellings that capture the spirit of the Viking Age. From the creation of the world to the final battle of Ragnarök, Norse Mythology: Stories from the Eddas invites readers to explore the wisdom, adventure, and magic of these legendary stories that have inspired countless generations.
Step into a world of mighty gods, brave heroes, and mythical creatures in this captivating collection of Norse myths. Drawn from the ancient Eddas, these timeless tales of Odin, Thor, Loki, and the other gods of Asgard come alive in vivid retellings that capture the spirit of the Viking Age. From...
About the author
Hamilton Wright Mabie (1846-1916) was an American essayist, editor, and lecturer. A prolific writer on literature, mythology, and spirituality, Mabie sought to make the world's great stories accessible to a wide audience. His other works include Myths Every Child Should Know, Legends Every Child Should Know, and Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know.
Hamilton Wright Mabie (1846-1916) was an American essayist, editor, and lecturer. A prolific writer on literature, mythology, and spirituality, Mabie sought to make the world's great stories accessible to a wide audience. His other works include Myths Every Child Should Know, Legends Every Child ...
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