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Travel back in time with brothers Arthur and Finn to rewrite the past. Fascinating historical facts combine with action packed fiction to create a dramatic.
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- Warrior Heroes: The Viking's Revenge by Benjamin Hulme-Cross (Paperback, 2014)
- Death Of Starkad, The Viking
- Warrior Heroes: The Viking's Revenge by Benjamin Hulme-Cross
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Gunnar was holding his own until his bowstring broke. Killing was a habit for Erik; first he was exiled from Norway for murder. He moved, but after killing two neighbors, he was exiled again. Next he settled in Iceland, but, again, he fought and killed several men and was kicked out for a term of three years. Back in Iceland, he recruited five hundred men and women to found a colony on Greenland, although only fourteen out of twenty-five ships survived the voyage. Erik founded two settlements in Greenland and declared himself the chieftain. He remained in Greenland for the rest of his life, fathering a daughter Freydis, 8 on this list and three sons, one of whom was explorer Leif Eriksson.
Those snakes would come back to bite him, though, because when Ragnar raided England, he was shipwrecked, captured, and executed by being thrown into a pit of vipers.
Warrior Heroes: The Viking's Revenge by Benjamin Hulme-Cross (Paperback, 2014)
Not one to let broken legs stand in the way of a good fight, Ivar had his men carry him into battle on a shield and fought with bow and arrow. After the usual Viking raiding and warring, Ivar took the throne of Dublin in To ask other readers questions about Warrior Heroes , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. Sort order.
Death Of Starkad, The Viking
Mar 22, J. Lots of killing, violent, very abrupt ending.
Very factual and realistic. Sections of historical notes are inserted every so often. It's short and exciting which will appeal to certain readers. I read two books in the series in less than an hour and a half.
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There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Under the training and by the magic of his master, Horsehair Beard Hroszharsgrani , Starkad not only gained great learning and heroic valor, but was also gifted with human form and manly beauty.
Warrior Heroes: The Viking's Revenge by Benjamin Hulme-Cross
Odin helped raise the young Starkad, but his desire was to remain anonymous. One day, his master took a boat and sailed away with him to an unknown island, where the young Starkad witnessed an assembly of eleven men sitting upon thrones. One throne, however, was empty, until the great Odin entered the assembly hall and sat down on the empty throne.
Starkad immediately recognized his foster father. His master Horsehair Beard Hroszharsgrani was the great god Odin. The mighty thunder god, Thor , hated Starkad, who was a favorite of Odin. On one occasion, Odin wanted to honor the bravery of the warrior Starkad, but Thor wanted to harm the hero. Odin gave the young warrior many blessings including wealth, successes in battles, invulnerability, great wealth, and great skills as a poet.
Thor, on the other hand, contradicted all these gifts because he wanted intentionally hurt the hero.
This unique treatment of Starkad caused him to be seriously injured in every battle, never enjoy his riches, and never get anyone know and appreciate his poetry. Starkad was often portrayed as gray-haired, deformed and very old. His life was a much longer than that of ordinary people.