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But the indomitable pleasantness of Neil Gaiman's sunny little Norseman is part of what makes "Odd and the Frost Giants" such a memorable story. Originally writing for the UK's World Book Day, Gaiman smoothly wove together Norse legend with exquisite prose and a quirky sense of humor. It's a glittering, icy story with a warm heart.
The Viking village that Odd lives in is wrapped in a freakishly long winter, which is threatening them with starvation. Since people are treating him even worse than usual, he goes off to live by himself in his father's old woodland cottage -- and after he rescues a bear with a trapped paw, he finds himself with three new animal roommates (the bear, a fox, and an eagle). They also talk.
It turns out that the three animals are not actually animals, but the mighty gods Thor, Odin and Loki. Loki was tricked into giving Thor's magical hammer to one of the Frost Giants, and all three were transformed into animals and banished from Asgard. Now the crippled "odd" boy must help the gods return to Asgard -- and somehow, he must also stop the Frost Giant that has conquered it.
The World Book Day is apparently to encourage children to read, but "Odd and the Frost Giants" is the kind of book that you don't need much encouragement to read. It's a truly enchanting, warm-hearted little fantasy story -- you've got magical animals that bicker relentlessly, a northern land locked in perpetual winter, and a trip to the world of the gods.
Though the story is his own, Gaiman wraps it around some real Norse legends (including the story of Asgard's wall and Mimir's Well).Read more ›
The art is a nice complement to give some visuals to the story.
NOTE: Another great book by Gaiman is 'Fortunately, the Milk' - very funny and great art too.
My child really enjoyed this book and probably will again and again. Neil Gaiman is one of my favorite authors and I am extreamly happy to be introducing him in such a fun way to my son.
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Gaiman wrote Odd and the Frost Giants as his personal contribution to World Book Day in the United Kingdom, which exists purely to inspire children to read. It's an annual event where a group of authors write books for nothing and publishers publish them for nothing. These books are then sold for £1 each to children who have been given £1 Book Tokens. On its website, the World Book Day organization ([...]) describes it as "the biggest annual event promoting the enjoyment of books and reading."
Regrettably, at least for US residents, there are no current plans to publish this charming, 14,500 word novelette in America. Happily, the book is available through Amazon.uk and it's only £1, a bargain even with current exchange rates. Be warned, however, the shipping charge will make the final cost seem relatively steep.
The good news is that it's worth the cost: the story, enhanced by several illustrations from frequent Gaiman collaborator Mark Buckingham, is delightful.
As you may have guessed from the title, the novelette deals with characters from Norse myth, a subject Gaiman became entranced with at a very young age. It tells the story of the crippled Viking boy Odd, who, running away from home, is befriended by a group of forest animals--a fox, a bear, and an eagle--who are far more than they seem. In truth, they are the Norse gods Loki, Thor, and Odin, respectively. Hoodwinked by a crafty and vengeful Frost Giant, they have been transformed into animals and exiled from Asgard. Odd offers his help, and travels with the gods from Midgard to their homeland of Asgard, where the plucky lad plans to bargain with the Frost Giant in attempt to save the day.
No more about the story, you'll have to discover its significant pleasures on your own. Be assured though that this is vintage Gaiman, a lively, memorable tale that, although modern in its sensibilities, treats its source material in a respectful, affectionate, and humorous manner, making that material more accessible for modern readers, many of whom are likely encountering these characters and settings for the first time.
A good example of how Gaiman imbues his characters with personality is shown in this scene were the boy Odd is woken by the sounds of voices in the hut where he has taken refuge along with a strange trio of animals:
"It's because of you we're in this mess."
"I thought we had a deal. I thought we weren't going to keep harping on about a trivial little mistake..."
"You call this trivial?"
And then a third voice, high and raw, screeched.
There was silence. Odd rolled over. There was a glow from the fire embers, enough to see the inside of the hut, enough to confirm to Odd that there were not another three people in there with him. It was just him and the fox and the bear and the eagle...
Whatever they are, thought Odd, they don't seem to eat people. He sat up, leaned against the wall. The bear and the eagle both ignored him. The fox darted him a green-eyed glance.
"You were talking," said Odd.
The animals looked at Odd and at one another. If they did not actually say "Who? Us?" it was there in their expressions, in the way they held themselves.
"_Somebody_ was talking," said Odd, "and it wasn't me. There isn't anyone else in here. That means it was you lot. And there's no point in arguing."
"We weren't arguing," said the bear. "Because we can't talk." Then it said, "Oops."
The fox and the eagle glared at the bear, who put a paw over its eyes and looked ashamed of itself.
Odd sighed. "Which one of you wants to explain what's going on?" he said.
"Nothing's going on," said the fox brightly. "Just a few talking animals. Nothing to worry about. Happens every day. We'll be out of your hair first thing in the morning."
The eagle fixed Odd with its one good eye. Then it turned to the fox. "Tell!"
The fox shifted uncomfortably. "Why me?"
"Oh," said the bear, "I don't know. Possibly because it's _all_your_fault_?"
Also, given that this story was intended to spur interest in reading, Gaiman succeeds at that as well, offering little tidbits such as this one that will entice younger readers to go beyond this story and read more:
"Old Odin left his chair, and walked towards them. He wiped the goose grease from his mouth with his sleeve, smearing even more grease all over his grey beard. He said, quietly, into Odd's ear, 'Do you know what spring it was you drank from, boy? Where the water came from? Do you know what it cost me to drink there, many years ago?'"
Gaiman leaves the questions unanswered. It is not hard to imagine any number of curious readers going on to find the answers themselves by reading the original Norse mythological tales that provided the background and setting for this new one.
All in all, a pure pleasure to read, with very nice illustrations by Brett Helquist. Highly recommended.
In general, I find that Gaiman does adult novels and comics better than he does children's books. At least, I used to feel that way until the awesomeness of the Graveyard Book. This book aims at a younger audience than that of the graveyard book and still manages to be fantastic for an adult audience.
With Odd and the Frost Giants, Neil Gaiman shows that he is, indeed, able to take the awesomeness of his ideas and make them accessible to children. And yet, through it all, he throws in the occasional reference that children may not understand (and don't need to understand to appreciate the book) but that leave the adult riveted through the entire epic journey.
All in all, this book ends up being the perfect read for a mother or father to read to their child. Or for a child just getting into books. Or for an adult with a quick half hour in the waiting room.
It was just wonderful.
I don't think any more needs to be said. :-)
It's a cute story, but just too short for my liking. I didn't have enough time to really start caring about the characters, and I would have liked to get a bit deeper into the mythological background. For example, the title character encounters a pool of water with various magical properties, and there's reference to a great cost that one of the gods had to pay to drink from the pool at some point, but we never get more than this vague allusion to its history. Maybe someone more familiar with Norse myth would have appreciated this as a sort of inside joke, but I was just left with the feeling that I had missed something. Also, there were occasional very modern-sounding phrases that I found a bit jarring.
So overall, while I don't regret the short time spent reading this, I can't say I was very impressed. I enjoyed Gaiman's other children's books more.
As a bitterly cold winter tenaciously refused to let go of its hold on the land, Odd gathered some food and ran away to his father's cabin in the woods to live by himself. You can imagine Odd's surprise when he encounters three talking animals - a fox, a bear and an eagle - surprise that turns into a blend of astonishment and fear when learns that the animals are, in fact, gods. Thor, Odin and Loki, defeated by their nemesis, the Frost Giants, were tricked into assuming these animal forms and banished from Asgard, the traditional home of the Norse gods. In a wonderfully endearing and very modern twist on the David vs Goliath theme, Odd enters Asgard to help the gods win back their ancestral home, outwit the Frost Giants and, in the bargain, release winter's deadly grip on his home village.
ODD AND THE FROST GIANTS is an inventive, thoughtful and thoroughly entertaining allegory that an adult can comfortably read in the company of even the youngest beginning readers in the family or enjoy on their own as a short, enjoyable fantasy. A charming and yet comfortingly realistic ending will put a smile on every reader's face.
Highly recommended.
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It was originally known as the The Lions Hospice and the club fundraised for 10 years to build the hospice on a green field site.
A Lions spokesman said: "We are immensely proud of our hospice, and we recognise that our direct financial contributions represent a small percentage of the annual income now needed.
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Skip to comments.Harry Reid Moves to Destroy the Senate Rules that are Blocking Passage of Gun Control
Posted on 07/11/2013 1:07:58 PM PDT by EXCH54FE
You cant be just a little bit pregnant.
Similarly, you cant cheat just a little.
Once you have made it clear that you are willing to break the rules in order to win, the rules are meaningless.
So it is with some alarm that we note that Harry Reid -- in an exercise of raw power -- intends within the next week to try to openly break the Senate rules in order to confirm all pending Executive Branch nominees.
You may remember that, at the beginning of the year, Reid made the specious argument that you could change the rules at the beginning of a two-year congressional session -- and only at the beginning of the congressional session.
Well, we are no longer at the start of the term.
A quarter of the 113th Congress had now come and gone. And even the pseudo-intellectual arguments for obliterating the Senate rules are gone.
This is an exercise in raw political power. This is an effort by Reid to say: I can cheat whenever I want. And no one can stop me.
The first showdown case will occur over efforts to fill the National Labor Relations Board. You may remember that Obama was slapped down by the courts for appointing these members as recess appointments when Congress wasnt in recess.
Now, having been caught cheating, Obama and Reid are threatening to tip over the chess board in order to confirm these illegal recess appointments.
But thats just the beginning.
Once it is impossible to filibuster Executive Branch appointments, Obama will soon carry through on his word to slam through a rabidly anti-gun zealot to head the ATF.
And does anyone think that the Senate would comply with the niceties of the rules it has obliterated -- if what was at stake was an anti-gun zealot nominated to the Supreme Court in order to overturn the Heller and McDonald decisions?
Finally, it is just not credible for Reid to say: Im going to cheat. But Im going to define the way in which I cheat to limit my cheating to this narrow way.
All year, MSNBC has been whining that Democrat gun control has been thwarted by the Senate filibuster rules.
If the Senates filibuster rules are obliterated, you can be sure that the Toomey-Manchin amendment -- with its universal gun registries -- would soon be brought up again and passed.
Gun owners should realize that the Feinstein gun and magazine bans lost by such a large margin only because a lot of anti-gun senators knew they would not muster the 60 votes needed. If there were a 50-vote margin -- and their votes made a difference -- many of these anti-gunners would switch their votes and pass Feinstein.
So the reason gun control did not pass is because the Senate rules allowing us to filibuster it. They may seem dry and boring, but the question of whether we win or lose will depend on them.
There still the little matter of the Republican house, but still a valid concern, I guess.
These leftists are determined to push us too far.
I for wish they would pass complete gun control with a no holds barred take every one's firearms for the safety of the children.
That way we could get this show on the road and get it over with. Come to every town and require everyone to turn in ALL their firearms, everything, even ammo.
The House has to pass 'gun control' Bill as well-won't happen.
OBTW - since the SCOTUS overturned DC's gun control law crime has been going down for the last 8 years.
They successfully maintained the control of the senate in 2010 and 2012, and they successfully reelected the president. What is now in their way are 43 republican senators and over 218 republican house members.
Eliminate the filibuster and all that remains is the 218 republican house members. And they are planning to do that in fourteen short months.
Any barrier to their power is summarily removed or destroyed.
Good idea Harry because we all know what a real winner that always is.
Well worth proving what utter scum all of you really are, right?
How else are they going to have an excuse to use the power of the State to murder their political enemies?
Limiting the filibuster would apply only to nominations.
I fail to understand how Democrats can get away with actions that prove problematic for Republicans.
Why is the GOA (as well as any Freeper) concerned now about SCOTUS nominees?
We knew that last fall before the election. And some chose to stay home.
Democrat Harry Reid, Democrat Obama , democrat Pelosi, Democrat Fienstien, democrat shumer, democrat Durbin , democrat news reporters. there have never been a more evil group of "people" ever . that is democrats pure evil hard core communists one and all
So the little dictator is taking lessons from the messiah dictator !!
EXCH54FE~:"Tell him to oppose Harry Reids cheat scheme to violate the Senate rules in order to change the Senate rules."
Where there is no "Rule of Law" , only the lawless have their way: ie : Zero , Holder , Hilldebeast ,Clapper , Lerner , etc., etc...
Oh Lord ,..please bless someone in the Senate with Chutzpah , and a pair ...!
You're kidding, right? Do you think these SOB's will listen? Dream on. When was the last time they listened to us? We have one choice left.
So basically, Robert's Rules of Order take precedence over the oath of office?
OBTW - since the SCOTUS overturned DCs gun control law crime has been going down for the last 8 years.
Well, yeah, stockpirate, but Eric "the Red" Holder is preparing to send in community organizers to drive crime rate numbers back up where they belong. If any bunch of vermin could accomplish that task...!
He's only doing after all what the "gods" told his his "prophet" to command....
Mormons told not to join or support right wing groups or buy guns and ammo.
Breakaway LDS Sect "Prophets" Charles Monson, and Dallin Oaks hanging out in the oval office with partners in crime Obama and temple recommend holding Harry Reid.
An Outlaw President from an Outlaw Senate.
If Romney had been nominated, they would have already passed all this stuff.
Im am thinking this has as much to do with Zer0 planning to sign the UN gun control treaty as anything else. If you do away with Senate rules, you can ratify anything.
No, treaties still require 2/3rd votes
No, treaties need 2/3 of PRESENT Senate members (in a quorum).....less than 30 IIRC.
Given all that's happened since 2008, and whatever our feckless leadership is building to use against US, I'm beginning to see where this thing is heading for 2015.
I think we're looking at a real show stopper in the making, my FRiends, and I think I'm going to start watching those prepper shows.
"Prepare" seems like a very good idea all of a sudden.
Senator wicker of Mississippi is probably shaking his pom poms for harry reid. He is going to go along with anything that the dims want. He is just like trent lott.
The same toxic DC ooze that is turning once conservative Republicans, i.e., Ryan, Rubio, into flaming liberals is now leeching into Dingy Harry's brain — making him crazier than ever.
Thanks EXCH54FE.
Reid sets up Senate showdown, calls for votes on seven Obama nominees
The Hill | July 11, 2013 | Alexander Bolton
Posted on 07/11/2013 2:09:49 PM PDT by jazusamo
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It might have been 6 million white voters stayed home, mostly working class whites.
No doubt... we had many here on FR that refused to vote. republicans had better quit listening to satan whispering through rove and preibus and start paying attention to the real world.
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The fact is that America is no longer a conservative country. For example, for the first time in history there are more "nones" (people with no religious affiliation) than any other voting block. That statistic is never going to go back down, ever. That's clearly not the sign of a conservative country.
I'm not sure that this is the best metric of a "conservative country," but where do you get this data from??
Here's the history of Gallup polls on religion for example. According to them, in 2015, 38% of people identified as Protestant, 23% as Catholic, 9% as other Christian... that's 60% Christian right there. The "None" only accounted for a measly 17%. Pew polls put the number more at 70% Christian in 2014, with only 23% unaffiliated.
Moreover, when you start looking down that Gallup Poll list, you find stuff like, "Do you believe in God?" 1944 - 96%, 2016 - 89%. A downtick for sure, but hardly the sign of lack of religious belief.
"Do you believe in heaven?" 1968 - 85%, 2011 - 85%
Hell - 1968 - 66%, 2011 - 75%
Belief in angels is still up there in 2016 at 72%, which is a little lower than it was in the early 2000s, but about the same as it was back in the 1970s.
And heck, 73% of Americans believe in the virgin birth of Jesus, including about 1/3 of your "unaffiliated" no-religion group.
Now, there are other polls that put the numbers a little lower. The Harris Poll for example only puts belief in the virgin birth at 57%, with 68% saying he is the Son of God.
Religious belief and attendance is down more than ever before in history. There are fewer churches and places of worship in this country than ever before in history. Religion is dying off here, both figuratively and literally.
Is church attendance down? Yes. And the percentage of folks who say religion is "very important" in their lives is down (though still the MAJORITY of Americans, according to polls). But given that the majority of Americans still seem to strongly subscribe to religious beliefs, including significant numbers of your "unaffiliated" folks, I'd hardly say it's "dying off" yet.
I have absolutely no idea where you get your idea that there are more "nones" than any other voting block. It may be true that the majority of Americans no longer attend church every week, but it's still a highly religious country.
the fact is that America is slowly but steadily moving towards more liberal social and political systems, not away from them. It's been doing this since the late 50's, but has sped up a bit considerably the last decade or so.
I agree with this, though to go back to your previous point -- the number of people identifying as "Evangelical Christians" has been fairly constant over the past few decades. It hasn't even declined as much as the other general religion numbers. So... it's not like the true "conservatives" (in terms of religion) are going away... it's more like the people in the middle are becoming less concerned about religious values holding sway over their lives. But there's still a rather huge contingent of people with far right values (certainly larger than your "none" contingent), and that block isn't going away anytime soon.
Pot is now fully legal for recreational use in multiple states with more coming (count on it). That's not the sign of a conservative country.
We MIGHT just be getting back to the level of acceptance of recreational/medicinal drug use enjoyed in the 1900-1930 era or so. If that's "liberal" and "progressive" to you... well, gosh, that's great!


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text: Snacks for kids recipes 16 Recipes Turn snack time into something special. Share: Facebook Pinterest Twitter Google+ Email Rainbow fruit skewers 5 (2 ratings) These vitamin-packed fruit skewers are a simple, colourful and fun way to get kids to eat fruit. They'll love helping to make them too. 15 mins Easy Vegetarian Fruit & nut yogurt 4 (1 rating) An energy-boosting breakfast pot that makes a great alternative to cereal and will keep you full until lunch 10 mins Easy Instant frozen berry yogurt 4.545455 (11 ratings) Three ingredients and two minutes is all you need to whip up this low-fat, low-calorie yogurt, which is ideal for eating after exercise 2 mins Easy Vegetarian Healthy Healthier flapjacks 3.85 (10 ratings) A healthier version of traditional fruit and nut bars that are packed with seeds, oats and agave syrup - perfect for snacking and lunchboxes 30 mins Easy Lemon & coriander houmous 4.25 (21 ratings) Houmous is so easy to make and beats shop-bought every time. Try it with vegetable crudités in your packed lunch 5 mins Easy Vegetarian Healthy Mango & banana smoothie 4.578945 (19 ratings) Cool down this summer with a fresh and fruity smoothie 5 mins Easy Vegetarian Peach Melba smoothie 5 (4 ratings) Blend peaches, raspberries, orange juice and fresh custard into a fruity, creamy shake that's low in fat 5 mins Easy Healthy Spiced apple crisps 3.77778 (9 ratings) Keep hunger pangs at bay by snacking on healthy dried fruit - this version bakes Granny Smiths with cinnamon 50 mins Easy Sweet & spicy popcorn 4.25 (3 ratings) Ready in under 10 minutes, this snack is great eaten warm or stored as a snack to stave off hunger between meals 7 mins Easy Turkey & avocado toast 5 (1 rating) Layer up creamy avocado with protein-rich, low-fat turkey for a great energy-boosting healthy snack 15 mins Easy Almond butter 4.1875 (4 ratings) If you think there's no spread quite like peanut butter, try this version, sweetened with honey, as an energy-boosting snack 25 mins Easy Frozen fruit sticks with passion fruit & lime drizzle 5 (2 ratings) This fun and fruity snack is low fat and a great source of vitamin C 20 mins Easy Healthy Wrap-your-own spring rolls 3.8 (5 ratings) A superhealthy recipe that's ideal for cooking with young children 1 hour and 5 mins Easy Apple & sultana muffins 4.27778 (18 ratings) These fruity muffins make a healthy lunchbox snack, scroll down for two other great lunchtime fillers 35 mins Easy Banana, honey & hazelnut smoothie 3.95 (5 ratings) A fruity and healthy smoothie 5 mins Easy Healthy Dried fruit energy nuggets 3.59375 (8 ratings) Give your energy levels a real boost with these nutritionally-balanced healthy fruit bites 10 mins Easy Vegetarian See more Snacks for kids recipes