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050 14 $aPT8176.3.E388$bO3513 2006
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100 1 $aTeller, Janne,$d1964-
245 10 $aOdin's island /$cJanne Teller ; translated by Anne Born.
260 $aLondon :$bAtlantic,$c2006.
300 $a487 pages ;$c24 cm
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546 $aTranslated from the Danish.
520 1 $aIt is an icy winter's evening in South Norseland. Sigbrit is driving home in the darkness when odin - a tiny old man, with a single twinkling eye - appears on the road before her. He is cold, lost and wants only to go home. But with no identification, and with far-fetched tales of unknown island and apocalyptic warnings, he is deemed unstable and incarcerated. When the story is leaked to the media, chaos ensues. Soon the government is embroiled in crisis, and religious groups, nationalists and extremists are fighting over the mysterious stranger, determined to adopt him as their icon. Confused and frightened, Odin appears hopelessly trapped. Sigbrit, it seems, may be the only person who can help him escape...
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