
Glory, the Fenris Wolf, bound as a girl, hungers to devour Baldur, god of light, in a decadent United States of Asgard. A raw, romantic fantasy of Norse mythology reimagined.
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Glory, the Fenris Wolf, bound as a girl, hungers to devour Baldur, god of light, in a decadent United States of Asgard. A raw, romantic fantasy of Norse mythology reimagined.
"Readers looking for a sophisticated fantasy that shows a raw, rowdy, and rough side of life will be utterly satisfied. For fans of Robin LaFevers's His Fair Assassins series." -School Library Journal "An evocative, romantic adventure." -The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Glory is the Fenris Wolf, bound for hundreds of years in the shape of a small human girl so she can never grow large enough to devour Baldur the Beautiful, god of light. Imprisoned with her hunger, Glory may not be...
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Moderate romantic themes with emotional depth; includes love interests but unclear explicitness.
Frequent violent imagery; Glory's hunger to devour Baldur includes graphic intent to harm.
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Minor religious themes tied to Norse gods and mythology as cultural backdrop.
Moderate fantasy elements with shapeshifting and mythological powers central to plot.
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Moderate critique of societal decadence and greed in a reimagined United States of Asgard.
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Minor themes of imprisonment and emotional suffering due to Glory's binding.
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