I just posted a number of past posts that I saved as drafts because I was not sure if I was going to use the information and I wanted to document where I got all my research.
A few books I have read is the "Vikings: North Atlantic Saga" published by Smithsonian Books. For obvious reasons I read this one.
"The Shipwreck" By Jorn Riel. I learned about him from the Isuma TV website and love his children's early chapter book about a viking boy who finds two Inuit children. His book was hard to get here in the US. I look forward to reading the other books to follow in the Quartet.
"Windswept Dawn" William Heinesen. I found this book early on while I was infatuated with the Feoroe Islands. It was a good book. All of these should show up to the right on the "Books I've read"
The latest book I just requested from the Library is: "Lost in the Barrens" by Farley Mowat. I will post about that one after I read it.
I am so grateful to other authors that have published authentic work so that I can use their knowledge to hopefully publish something as authentic. (if it gets published)!
A few books I have read is the "Vikings: North Atlantic Saga" published by Smithsonian Books. For obvious reasons I read this one.
"The Shipwreck" By Jorn Riel. I learned about him from the Isuma TV website and love his children's early chapter book about a viking boy who finds two Inuit children. His book was hard to get here in the US. I look forward to reading the other books to follow in the Quartet.
"Windswept Dawn" William Heinesen. I found this book early on while I was infatuated with the Feoroe Islands. It was a good book. All of these should show up to the right on the "Books I've read"
The latest book I just requested from the Library is: "Lost in the Barrens" by Farley Mowat. I will post about that one after I read it.
I am so grateful to other authors that have published authentic work so that I can use their knowledge to hopefully publish something as authentic. (if it gets published)!
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