In "Fables from Norway," the rich tapestry of Norwegian folklore is brought to life with modern language and vivid new details. This collection invites readers to journey through the enchanting landscapes of Norway, where trolls lurk in the mountains, magical islands appear out of the mist, and brave heroes undertake perilous quests. Each story, carefully reimagined, retains the essence of its origins while offering fresh perspectives and immersive storytelling that will captivate both new and seasoned readers of folklore. Among the tales included in this collection are the adventurous 'Per Gynt', who outwits trolls and other creatures in his pursuit of fortune and love, and 'The Isle of Udröst', a mystical story of a sailor's discovery of a magical island where time stands still. Readers will also encounter 'The Three Lemons', where a prince's quest for love leads him through a series of dangerous and enchanted trials, and 'The Secret Church', a chilling tale of eerie rituals and unsettling encounters in a hidden chapel. Each story is woven with intricate details, bringing the magic and mystery of Norwegian folklore to a contemporary audience. This book also delves into the darker corners of folklore with stories like 'The Troll Wedding', a humorous yet strange account of a human's accidental attendance at a troll's wedding, and 'The Master Girl', where a clever young woman must help a prince outwit a giant to secure her freedom. These retellings breathe new life into ancient tales, making them accessible and engaging for modern readers while preserving the timeless charm and wisdom of Norway's storytelling tradition. This collection is a must-read for anyone who loves the magic of fairy tales and the allure of the unknown.