Odd And the Frost Giants (2009)
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asked the fox.
“It’s a lump of wood,” said Odd. “My father began to carve it into something years ago, and he left it here, but he never came back to finish it.”
“What was it going to be?”
“I don’t know,” admitted Odd. “My father used to say that the carving was in the wood already. You just had to find out what the wood wanted to be, and then take your knife and remove everything that wasn’t that.”
“Mm.” The fox seemed unimpressed.
Odd was riding on the bear’s back. The fox trotted along beside... them. High above them, the eagle rode the winds. The sun shone in a cloudless blue sky, and it was colder than it had been when there was cloud cover. They were heading towards higher ground, along a rocky ridge, following a frozen river. The wind hurt Odd’s face and ears.
“This won’t work,” said the bear gloomily. “I mean, whatever it is, it won’t.”
Odd said nothing.
“You’re smiling, aren’t you,” said the bear. “I can tell.”
The thing was this: You got to Asgard, the place the Gods came from, by crossing the Rainbow Bridge, which was called Bifrost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
asked the fox.
“It’s a lump of wood,” said Odd. “My father began to carve it into something years ago, and he left it here, but he never came back to finish it.”
“What was it going to be?”
“I don’t know,” admitted Odd. “My father used to say that the carving was in the wood already. You just had to find out what the wood wanted to be, and then take your knife and remove everything that wasn’t that.”
“Mm.” The fox seemed unimpressed.
Odd was riding on the bear’s back. The fox trotted along beside... them. High above them, the eagle rode the winds. The sun shone in a cloudless blue sky, and it was colder than it had been when there was cloud cover. They were heading towards higher ground, along a rocky ridge, following a frozen river. The wind hurt Odd’s face and ears.
“This won’t work,” said the bear gloomily. “I mean, whatever it is, it won’t.”
Odd said nothing.
“You’re smiling, aren’t you,” said the bear. “I can tell.”
The thing was this: You got to Asgard, the place the Gods came from, by crossing the Rainbow Bridge, which was called Bifrost.
What to read after Odd And the Frost Giants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neil Gaiman to read onlineMoreLess
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