HYTTE TROLL

Telemark is a scenic county in southeastern Norway known for its rugged landscapes, including mountains, lakes, and valleys. It is historically significant as the birthplace of skiing and features many preserved medieval buildings, making it a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Chapter 1 - The Porridge Thief
Chapter 2 - Langlaufen
Chapter 3 - Going Fishing
Chapter 4 - Timber and Jam
Chapter 5 - Let’s Party!
Chapter 6 - Jorvik (York)
Chapter 7 - Midsummer Madness
Chapter 8 - God Jul!

**Bunad** *(BOO-nad)* A traditional Norwegian folk costume, often beautifully embroidered and worn on special occasions.
**God jul** *(goo YOOL)* Merry Christmas! The traditional Norwegian Christmas greeting.
**God kveld** *(goo KVELL)* Good evening.
**Hej, hej** *(hay, hay)* Hello, hello! A friendly informal greeting.
**Hytte** *(HOOT-teh)* A cabin, usually in the mountains or by a lake. Norwegians love their hytter (cabins)!
And many more in the book...

In Chapter 6, Grim takes Stewart on an adventure to Yorkshire, England, where they meet Papa, Mama, and cousin Geoffrey—trolls who've adopted the thick Yorkshire accent and dialect!

Listen to this Yorkshire dialog from the book: