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A cozy, wintry folktale where quiet cleverness outwits ancient magic. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Odd and the Frost Giants.

  • wintry
  • cozy
  • atmospheric
  • magical
  1. 01

    Norse Mythology

    Neil Gaiman

    A master storyteller gathers you around the campfire to spin ancient tales of trickster gods, doomed heroes, and the inevitable end of the world.

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    • wry
  2. 02

    9 From the Nine Worlds

    Rick Riordan

    A chaotic, laugh-out-loud romp through mythological realms with a fiercely loyal found family.

    Feels:
    • chaotic
    • lighthearted
    • adventurous
  3. 03

    InterWorld

    Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves

    A kinetic, mind-bending romp through the multiverse that balances high-stakes peril with the quirky charm of finding yourself—literally.

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    • wry
  4. 04

    D'Aulaires' Norse Gods and Giants

    Ingri D'Aulaire

    A beautifully illustrated, matter-of-fact journey through the weird, wondrous, and doomed world of the old northern gods.

    Shares:
    • mythic
  5. 05

    The Gospel Of Loki

    Harris, Joanne M.

    A sly, subversive retelling of Norse mythology from the perspective of its most infamous, unappreciated outcast.

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    • wry
    • mythic
  6. 06

    The Sea of Trolls

    Nancy Farmer · 2004

    A mythic, perilous journey where ancient magic and fierce sibling loyalty collide in the frozen lands of trolls and Vikings.

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    • magical
    • mythic
  7. 07

    Heroes of the valley

    Jonathan Stroud

    A boisterous, myth-infused adventure that balances the grandiosity of ancient legends with the irreverent humor of an undersized underdog.

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    • mythic
  8. 08

    The Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard

    Rick Riordan

    A snarky, high-stakes romp through Norse mythology where found family and healing magic are the ultimate weapons against the end of the world.

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    • wry
    • mythic
  9. 09

    Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard

    SuperSummary

    A snarky, high-octane romp through Norse mythology where found family and sarcastic banter are the best weapons against the apocalypse.

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    • mythic
  10. 10

    Mighty Jack and the Goblin King

    Ben Hatke

    A breathless, visually stunning rescue mission through a perilous fantasy realm where courage and sibling devotion are the ultimate magic.

    Feels:
    • perilous
    • wondrous
    • subterranean
  11. 11

    Across the wall

    Garth Nix · 2005

    A versatile cabinet of curiosities that bridges the gap between gritty urban fantasy and sweeping, magical realms.

    Shares:
    • atmospheric
    • wry
  12. 12

    Hilda and the Midnight Giant

    Luke Pearson

    A cozy, bittersweet plunge into a folklore-rich wilderness where hidden magical creatures complicate the very real fear of moving away from home.

    Shares:
    • cozy
    • gentle
    • whimsical

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