Book description
Retells the main stories from the Norse legends, in a new larger format for this series.
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1 author picked Doom of the Gods as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a vigorous retelling of the last battle of the Norse gods and their enemies, how the gods tried to avert their doom, how they first met those who would kill almost all of them, and what happened after all the slaughter and destruction. The book has the size and format of a typical picture storybook but its powerful illustrations of threat and attack make it more suitable for an older audience.
From Alice's list on The best books for people with a passion for Norse myths and legends.
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