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Icefall

Author	Matthew J. Kirby
Genre	Young adult fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, Adventure
Published	2011
Publisher	Scholastic Press
Pages	324
Awards	Edgar Award for Best Juvenile (2012)
ISBN	978-0-545-27424-1

Icefall ^[1] ( ISBN   978-0-545-27424-1) is a book written by Matthew J. Kirby ^[2] and published by Scholastic Press ^[3] on 1 October 2011 which later went on to win the Edgar Award for Best Juvenile in 2012. ^[4]

Contents

• Plot summary
• References
• External links

Plot summary

The novel is set in medieval Norway. When the king goes to war, he sends his three children to a remote steading for protection. His oldest daughter Asa, the middle child, Solveig, who begins to learn the art of storytelling from the king's skald, and the youngest child and heir to the throne Harold. During a frightening winter, the household has to deal with food shortages and the mystery of a murderous traitor.

References

External links

• Icefall title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database

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