Viggo’s Return to the Haunted Forest

Frank Webb

Summary

Viggo, a curious 14-year-old boy from Norway, returns to the eerie forest that once nearly claimed his life. Now older and braver, he’s determined to uncover the truth behind the strange happenings that have plagued the woods for centuries.
 
Armed with only a few tools, his courage, and the lessons of his past, Viggo ventures deep into the forest. Along the way, he faces mythical creatures, treacherous cliffs, and dark magic. Can he unravel the secrets hidden in the forest before it’s too late?
 
Viggo’s Return to the Haunted Forest is an unforgettable journey of mystery, courage, and discovery.

Available since: 08/19/2025.

Print length: 139 pages.

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