Giants and Ogres (Enchanted World)

by Time-Life Books

Series: Enchanted World (11)

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Early one morning in March many centuries ago, when the first gentian and speedwell flowered blue in the valleys of the Tyrol, a young Austrian farmer set to work behind his plow, little dreaming that a force far greater than his ox team would soon sweep him out of his narrow world.

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