Beowulf
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798686459373
- Series
- Beowulf
- Pages
- 174
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-09-15
- Author
- J Leslie Hall
Description
Beowulf a Scandinavian Hero Who Rescued Denmark From A Human Demon And 50 Years Later Is Forced To Fight A Dragon! Do you want to get an adrenaline rush by going on a mental trip with Beowulf a Scandinavian hero who saves Denmark from a human demon-monster, Grendel. I know right! It sounds incredible! Join me as we journey to Denmark during the reign of King Hrothgar ́s. We shall re-live the heroic years of Beowulf the young Geatish warrior. Together with his team they take a journey to Denmark. While there during one of the feasts given in honor of the king. A renowned demon attacks as they celebrate and Beowulf did the unthinkable. Besides confronting and fighting the demon all by himself he tears off its arm sending it back to the swamp in defeat. Fifty years later he fought a fire breathing dragon and triumphed. This rich, captivating and incredibly written book will fill you with unexplained surge of adrenaline as you follow quietly in the footsteps of Beowulf the dragon slayer. In this magnificent book Beowulf, you will discover a whole lot of juicy adventures from the hero himself including: Beowulf ́s journey from his land to Denmark. Beowulf fights a furious demon unarmed. Grendel ́s mother seeks revenge for his son ́s murder. Beowulf murders Grendel ́s mother in her underwater lair. Beowulf beheads Grendel ́s corpse. Beowulf ascends the throne of kingship in Denmark. Beowulf fights a dragon fifty years later to reclaim his glory. The fall of Beowulf the protector of his people, a demon and dragon slayer. Author Biography. Beowulf was written 1000 years ago by an anonymous Anglo-Savon poet. It was considered to be among the world ́s greatest literature works. Years later it was translated by an American literary scholar and poet named John Lesslie Hall. He received a PHD from John Hopkins University and he taught English history and literature at the College of William and Mary from 1888 to 1928. Click Add to Cart Now Button
