Unsung Giant
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.36 (796 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1481994190 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 110 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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"I Liked It" according to Barbara Bush. I thought it was good, well written and creative. Different than I thought it would be.. DotBlack said Unsung Giant. Unsung Giant is a vivid and exciting page-turner that really brought characters of Norse mythology to life.Characters are strong (what else could we expect from godly creatures), very well developed and alive and I was able to imagine them and relate to them effortlessly. I love when book is. A very good addition to Asgardian myth Alternate, or add-on, mythology works can have a lot of problems. It's one of those things that if not done just right, it falls apart. Typically, the prose is unbearably purple, dialogue doubly so. Unsung Giant tells a new tale of Asgardian heroes, mainly Loki. The prose is very readable, d
"This book is so cleverly plotted and the world building painted so elegantly that I was magnetically captivated.""While Thor gets all the attention in most other literature, Unsung Giant is a fresh take to show a new untold story of an Asgardian god who is more often depicted as an evil, cunning, mischievous trickster.""This book tells a tale from birth right through to the end of Norse mythology and end of the world, Ragnarok, uncovering the full personality of Loki. The constant shift in timelines makes it a little more difficult to follow, but is something I enjoyed as I felt like I was teleporting between realms.""In Unsung Giant, Jennifer tried to write a story showing Loki in a new lig
Though what man sees and how interprets are not always the same. Loki, Asgardian god of Norse mythology, known as the God of Mischief and Trickery, is victim of historical and literary misconception - one who is pictured as a god who loves to wreak havoc and leave behind strings of misfortune. The Nine Worlds, including our own, are on the brink of destruction, and only one can bring about salvation. What would you do, if the power was in your hands? "Loki has both the Mjollnir and the teningur lifsins; two very powerful weapons he could keep and use for his own purposes. Loki, since gianthood, has always been branded as one who does not think for the good of others. Well, Loki would not be Loki if he became insipidly predictable." Loki and Thor's filial affiliation are finally put to the test, from birth through to Ragnarok, end of the Nine Worlds,