About The Book:- Beautiful Short Tales, Simple Enough For Children But For Adult Too. These Tales Are About Viking Adventures Exploring The World. They Went As Far As The U.S. Imagine Them Braving The Atlantic Ocean On Their Magnificent Viking Ships. Their Forays Out Of Mother Land Norway Resulted In Settlements In Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, France. An Extremely Well Written Book. The Short Sentences Yet Contiguous With The Next Have Simplicity And Straightforwardness As Its Style. Very Refreshing Indeed. This Is A Good Introduction To Viking Lore. There Is A Nice Glossary Describing The Types Of Houses Viking Lived In, The Weapons They Used, And Some Of The Gods They Worshiped. Thus, This Is A Charming Little Book Narrating The Tales Of Two Of The Greatest Viking Leaders In History.
About The Author:- Jennie Hall (1875-1921) Is Most Noted For Her Fascinating Travel Memoirs Of The Late Eighteenth Century. She Produced Vibrant Narratives And Brilliantly Vivid Descriptions That Have Made Her Popular Among Readers Who Wish To Be Transported Into Another Area Of Time Period. Her “Viking Tales” Is An Excellent Example Of That. A Teacher In Chicago, She Wrote A Number Of Engaging History Books For Children. In Addition To Viking Tales, She Authored Buried Cities; Four Old Greece; The Story Of Chicago; And Our Ancesors In Europe; An Introduction To American History.
