trolls

Trolls feature in these seven little stories with big endings.

Contains three stories of ogres, trolls, and giants from throughout history, presented in graphic novel form, and includes three additional brief accounts of monsters, as well as background information on the creatures.

On the mythical island Nord Eyris, a kind-hearted farmer goes to great lengths to help a mother troll find her missing "bairn.".

After years of living in a cozy cave beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, the Troll family decides it is time to explore New York City.

Forced to move to Troll Fell to live with his uncles, Baldur and Grim, after his father's death, young Peer Ulfsson learns of his uncles' sinister plan to sell children to the trolls and sets out with an adventurous neighbor girl named Hilde to stop them.

Presents an illustrated collection of stories, anecdotes, and troll histories.

Examines the myths, scary tales, and legends surrounding giants, trolls, and ogres, exploring how they are portrayed in various cultures around the world and throughout history.

Dora and Boots help Mr. Troll mind his manners.

An original story based on Swedish folklore, in which a young boy and his toy horse outwit the trolls after his two older brothers have tried and failed.

A farmer's wife becomes the foster mother of a troll's child and her humanistic treatment of the changeling eventually secures the return of her own son.