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ISBN: 9789132217487
Translator: Susan Beard
Illustrator: Johan Egerkrans
Publisher: B. Wahlströms
Age Group: Middle Grade
Pages: 170
Weight: 895 g
Dimensions: 22 x 28 x 2 cm
Book Cover: Hard Cover
Ecolabelling: FSC®
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Vaesen : spirits and monsters of scandinavian folklore (anniversary edition) English 2023

Author: Johan Egerkrans
Age Group: Middle Grade
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Product Information
ISBN: 9789132217487
Translator: Susan Beard
Illustrator: Johan Egerkrans
Publisher: B. Wahlströms
Age Group: Middle Grade
Pages: 170
Weight: 895 g
Dimensions: 22 x 28 x 2 cm
Book Cover: Hard Cover
Ecolabelling: FSC®
Thema:

New, anniversary edition! It’s been ten years since Vaesen was first published in Sweden and took the audience by storm. This edition includes ten new intriguing – and fearsome – beings.

Johan Egerkrans' collection of creatures from the Scandinavian folklore has become a crossover phenomenon. The dark forests, deep lakes and vast mountain ranges of Scandinavia are home to a multitude of supernatural beings. They are known as the little people, the invisibles, or simply the fair folk. When someone vanishes in the woods, when the milk curdles over night, when strange noises are heard in the loft or when an unexplained ailment strikes, it is said to be the work of such entities.

Some of these creatures appear all over Europe: ghosts, giants, dragons, trolls, werewolves and faeries. Others are endemic to Scandinavia, such as the Neck who rules the rivers, the nightly Mara, the Huldra who guards the forest, tomtar, mylings and many others.

Author and illustrator Johan Egerkrans presents what he regards as the most important – and most fascinating – Scandinavian folkloric beings.

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