Norwegian Folk Tales, Fairy Tales and Trolls: Tuss og Troll, 2-Volume-Set by Asbjørnsen and Moe

Norwegian Folk Tales, Fairy Tales and Trolls: Tuss og Troll, 2-Volume-Set
From the collection of Peter Christen Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe, as well as others

Retold by Øyvind Dybvad, Gard Espeland, Velle Espeland, Johannes Farestveit and Nana Rise-Lynum (Vol 1)
Illustrated by Solveig Muren Sanden, Jens R. Nilssen and Ralph A. Styker (Vol 2)
Translated by Alexander Knud Huntrods and Odd-Steinar Dybvad Raneng (Vol 1)
Translated by Odd-Steinar Dybvad Raneng and Alexander Knud Huntrods (Vol 2)
Edited and Published by Deb Nelson Gourley, Astri My Astri Publishing

• Vol 1 – 192 pgs, 7” x 10”, hardcover, 18 bilingual English Norwegian [Nynorsk] stories with over 600 full colored illustrations
• Vol 2 – 192 pgs, 7” x 10”, hardcover, 21 bilingual English Norwegian [Nynorsk] stories with over 600 full colored illustrations

Tuss og Troll has been a classic series in Norway since the 1940's. Now available in America for the first time as a bilingual English Norwegian books! For all ages.

• The 7 League Boot — 7 mils støvelen
• The Cat on Dovre Mountain Range — Kjetta på Dovre
• The cormorants from Utröst Island — Skarvane frå Utröst
• Soria Moria Castle — Soria Moria slott
• Little Frikk and the Fiddle — Veslefrikk med fela
• Lagopus Sal and the farmer’s wife who was so stingy — Rype Sal og den gjerrige kona
• The Ash Lad and the good assistants — Oskeladden og dei gode hjelparane
• The boy who had an eating competition with the troll — Guten som kappåt med trollet
• The two Suitors — Dei to Friarane
• Bruin the Bear — Bamse Brakar
• The three princesses in the mountain so blue — Dei tre kongsdøtrene i berget det blå
• The troll who wanted to be human — Trollet som ville vere menneske
• The young boys and the trolls in Heidal Forest — Smågutane og trolla på Heidalsskogen
• The three aunts — Dei tre mostrene
• The Silver King at Meheia — Sølvkongen på Meheia
• The Christmas guests — Julegjestene
• The boy who stole the golden hens — Guten som stal gullhønene
• Little Gunnlaug — Vesle Gunnlaug

• The Three Billy Goats Gruff — Bukkane Bruse
• Grimsbork the Bay Stallion — Grimsborken
• To the forest and build a house — Til skogs og byggja hus
• The hen is out hiking in the mountain — Høna trippar i berget
• The haymakers at the summer pasture — Slåttekarane på stølen
• The Polar Bear — Kvitebjørnen
• The Pastor and the Cotter — Presten og husmannen
• The Smithy and the Princess — Smeden og kongsdottera
• The old troll who wanted to propose — Trollgubben som skulle fri
• The Boy, the Giant and the Girl — Guten og jøtulen og jenta
• The Bear and the Fox — Bjørnen og reven
• The Troll and the Thunderstorm — Trollet og Toreveret
• Redfox and the Ash-lad — Rauderev og Oskeladden
• Widow Fox — Reve-Enkja
• Peter, Paul and Espen the Ash-lad — Per, Pål og Espen Oskeladd
• The mill that is still grinding on the bottom of the sea — Kverna som står og mel på havsens botn
• The clever fox — Den lure reven
• The Shoemaker — Skomakaren
• The Ham Shank — Fleskeskinka
• The Ash-lad and the Red Horse — Oskeladden og den raude hesten
• The Wood-collier — Kolbrennaren