Fritjof’s Shield of the Eternal Fire

Name: Fritjof’s Shield of the Eternal Fire - The Good Child Bookstore LTD
SKU: 6610001086657
Price: 4.37 USD
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Author: Owen Talbot

SKU: 6610001086657

Original price was: $ 5.15.Current price is: $ 4.37.

Fritjof, a 15-year-old boy from a quiet Norwegian village, is thrust into an extraordinary destiny when he discovers the legendary Shield of the Eternal Fire. This powerful artifact grants him the ability to protect his homeland from a horde of dark creatures rising from the earth’s depths. Joined by a team of young heroes—Solveig, Arvid, and others—Fritjof must learn to master the shield’s immense power, but with it comes great sacrifice. As they face betrayal, intense battles, and the blurred line between friend and foe, Fritjof realizes that true heroism demands more than strength—it demands courage and heart.

Category: Adventure Series Tags: children adventures stories, children bedtime stories

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Preface

Description

In the rugged mountains of Norway, legends of ancient powers have always fascinated young Fritjof. Living in a small, peaceful village, his life is anything but extraordinary—until the day he uncovers the Shield of the Eternal Fire. The shield, a long-lost artifact of immense power, is said to protect the land from unimaginable darkness. But this powerful gift comes with a heavy burden. Fritjof quickly learns that being a hero isn’t about glory or fame. It’s about sacrifice, trust, and making tough decisions. Alongside his companions—brash Arvid, clever Solveig, and others—Fritjof embarks on a perilous journey to defeat the dark creatures threatening his world. Along the way, he uncovers not only the shield’s true power but also the deeper meaning of friendship, loyalty, and courage. “Fritjof’s Shield of the Eternal Fire” is a tale of adventure, growth, and the complexities of heroism, where the most important battles aren’t always fought with weapons, but with the heart.