A review by theawkwardbookw
Troll Fell by Katherine Langrish
2.0
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Peer Ulfsson's father just passed away when he is whisked away from everything he loves by his two terrible uncles Baldur and Grim. When Peer discovers that they're planning on selling himself and his new friend, Hilde, as slaves to the trolls, he needs to come up with a plan to stop them before it's to late.
The book was a fast read, definitely targeted at a younger audience. I was hoping for more trolls, but it was mostly focused on Peer and his two uncles being terrible to him. Peer really bothered me, he was such a big coward! I understand that he is only 12, but come on man, stand up for yourself. The book was kind of dark though, with elements of kidnap, abuse and death that just made the story a bit morbid.
Peer Ulfsson's father just passed away when he is whisked away from everything he loves by his two terrible uncles Baldur and Grim. When Peer discovers that they're planning on selling himself and his new friend, Hilde, as slaves to the trolls, he needs to come up with a plan to stop them before it's to late.
The book was a fast read, definitely targeted at a younger audience. I was hoping for more trolls, but it was mostly focused on Peer and his two uncles being terrible to him. Peer really bothered me, he was such a big coward! I understand that he is only 12, but come on man, stand up for yourself. The book was kind of dark though, with elements of kidnap, abuse and death that just made the story a bit morbid.