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Icefall by Matthew Kirby
Both an exciting tale of intrigue and adventure
and a character-driven coming of age story, Icefall is the gripping newest
novel from Matthew Kirby. Solveig is
the disregarded daughter of a Nordic king.
When war threatens their nation, she is sent far away up a fjord along
with her brother and sister and some of her father’s berserker warriors. As winter descends and the ice locks them
in, it becomes clear that there is a traitor in their midst and Solveig must
figure out who she can trust before it’s too late. Solvieg’s struggle with betrayal and fear ends up leading her to
a discovery of her own self-worth.
Layered in the icy atmosphere of winter and with an unforgettable
heroine, this book was one of my favorites.
For ages 9-14
Reviewed by Anna from Books Inc. Chestnut Street
ALSO Congratulations to ANNA! (But sad for us.) She will be leaving us soon to go to Library School! Here's to you, Anna, the best future librarian in the country!









