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He is the biggest and the mightiest of the gods. If he tightens his belt, he doubles his strength. If he swings his hammer, lightning flashes. When he races his billy goats across the sky, their hooves kick up huge thunderclouds. And when the folks below in Middle Earth hear a boom of thunder, they always smile, for they know their loyal Thor, protector and defender of civilization, has once again brought order to the universe.

Told and retold for generations and with great affection, the Thor stories have been around since the days of the Vikings. Here, illustrated with high drama and written with humor and skill, are ancient stories made accessible and fun.

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Lise  Lunge-Larsen

Lise Lunge-Larsen

1955 -
Norwegian
Born and raised in Norway, Lise Lunge-Larsen spotted her first troll at age three.  She has been telling troll stories to American children sin... See more
James Madsen

James Madsen

Jim Madsen has been illustrating children's books and educational software for more than twenty years. He lives in Provo, Utah, with his wife, Holly... See more

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Kirkus Reviews

The Adventures of Thor the Thunder god
Billing Thor as the Vikings’ favorite god, because he was “the biggest, strongest and bravest,” a veteran talespinner smoothly retells five of his better-known exploits, from feeding a poor family on two goats that magically reconstitute themselves in the morning to getting his stolen hammer back by impersonating the goddess Freya.

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