Gerda Christensen

Troll Peter and His Family Prepare for Winter and Other Stories (eBook, ePUB)

Troll Peter'S Adventures Book 4
Illustrator: Evans, Carol

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In TROLL PETERS ADVENTURES BOOK 4, Troll Peter and his family are busy at Troll Hill, preparing for winter. However, the little troll boy is sad that the summer is over. But then something exciting happens. He is allowed to go with his father to a farm outside the moor to get supplies for their Midwinter Feast. Of course, its done at night time when the farmer sleeps. There Troll Peter meets Nissen, the friendly Barn Gnome. He lives in the hayloft of the farm, but comes down at night to take care of the barn animals, so they can thrive well. Then on their way home over the moor, Troll Peter also comes to know a mysterious little fellow, called Willy Wisp. - In the end of the story the troll family is having a good time, celebrating the shortest day of the year with a yule log crackling in the fireplace. And after dinner they climb to stand on top of Troll Hill, just to enjoy the stillness of the moor. Its a special moment. Its Midwinter Eve and the snow is falling, soft and white out of the dark sky.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Trafford Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 1
• Altersempfehlung: ab 4 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781490725383
• Artikelnr.: 51598632

Autorenporträt

Gerda Christensen was born in Denmark and grew up in the Jutlandish countryside. In 1969 she immigrated to Surrey, British Columbia together with her husband and four children. A few years later they became Canadian citizens. Gerda has always been interested in the Scandinavian folklore, which gave her the idea to write the children's books, Troll Peter's Adventures. Carol Evans is a very talented artist. Together with her husband, Bryn King, she lives on Saltspring Island, British Columbia. Carol started her career by illustrating children's literature, but soon shifted direction. Today she paints a variety of subjects. However, most of her watercolors portray the beautiful, rugged west coast of British Columbia. Over the years she has held many successful exhibitions, her paintings being popular with art collectors. Every canvas Carol touches with her brush comes alive - whether the theme is a rugged shoreline, children playing in a meadow, or a troll family living in the Danish moorland.