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The Haunting of Drang IslandAbout DrangStudy Guide
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Study GuideThe Haunting of Drang Island has been just as successful as Draugr in classrooms. It is told from Michael's point of view, so the boys tend to like it, but it also features a willful female romance interest: Fiona. It explores the myths of Jormungand (the snake that wraps itself around the world), the Morar (a tribe of Vikings), and the ghost-like fetches from Icelandic folk tales. It also explores the relationship between a father and his son. Select a format or use the notes below. |