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The White Stag by Kate Seredy
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The White Stag

by Kate Seredy

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This Newbery winner tells the legend of how the Huns and Magyars migrated westward into Hungary. Descended from Nimrod (yes, the one from the Bible), Attila and his ancestors follow a white stag that shows them the way. If you like myths and legends as I do, you will appreciate this book.

My only caution is that Christian parents should read this first to see if it appropriate for their family. Although I love folklore, legends, and mythology, I was a little uncomfortable with the setting up of Nimrod as a hero. Usually I treat mythology solely as fiction with entertainment value. In this case, however, because this book does use passages and references in the Bible, I am a little more cautious. ( )
3M3m | Nov 9, 2007 |  
Mythic fantasy with delightful illustrations. ( )
Black_samvara | Oct 17, 2007 |  
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