Ever wonder how trolls live? Read about troll family life below.The early reviews of Bog are terrific! On Getting Kids Reading, author Joyce Grant had this to say about the novel:

“Kids love fantasy-based novels, but they’re not always well written and they don’t always send a positive message. Bog, a new middle-grade novel by Karen Krossing, does both while managing to be the kind of book kids will love…. Bog is a well-written and well-crafted adventure with a flawed yet likeable main character set in a believable other-world. The plot clicks right along; it will hook and enchant even reluctant readers.”

On Cultural Eclipse, author Emily Pohl-Weary wrote:

“Karen Krossing’s latest novel is a commentary on difference and otherness, and a hopeful tale about the bridges that empathy can build over these impasses. Seen through Bog’s eyes, humans are the monsters, trolls are the good guys, and the epitome of beauty is strength, a bumpy nose, coarse skin and wild, dark hair … If you can read this novel and not wish you were a troll boy frolicking in the woods, you’re a better human than me.”

Illustrator and author Debbie Ridpath Ohi posted this micro-book review of Bog:

In Bog, a cave troll with a grudge against humans embarks on a quest into human territory after his father is turned into stone. Listen to an excerpt from the novel here. Watch a book trailer here.