Walker Books Ltd Viking Boy
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Price: £6.99
Brand: Walker Books Ltd
Description: An action-packed blend of historical adventure and fantasy for junior readers; a blast of uncensored Viking adventure. Gunnar is the son of a Viking chieftain, living peacefully on his family steading with his mother, father and their people - until they are raided by Skuli and his Wolf Men, who raze his home to the ground and take his father's life. Gunnar swears an oath to avenge his father's death and save his mother from Skuli - but first he must run to save himself. Murderous raiders, hand to hand battles to the death, mythical flying wolves and a relentless sea journey to the Land of Fire and Ice. Unknown to Gunnar, his life has been foretold, and he finds he has a destiny greater than his own story. Walker Books Ltd Viking Boy - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
Category: Books
Merchant: Waterstones
Product ID: 9781406313833
Delivery cost: 2.99
ISBN: 9781406313833
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Author: Besjonok
Rating: 5
Review: Good book for kids
Author: Kerrie
Rating: 4
Review: It's nicely written, with clear language for older children to read on their own. Some research has gone into the making of this book, like the weapons and "Viking", or Norse, life. The novel is a good length for children, and has a solid plot. However, one element which jolts me is the inaccuracy regarding genetics. The protagnosit has dark brown eyes, and many other characters have black hair. This, of course, would not have been possible in North Western Europe during the time this book is set. Unfortunately, it prevents me from becoming immersed in the book as historical accuracy is imperative, especially when writing for children.
