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Travel to Iceland with Katie Yeates, where she discovers the extent that Icelandic locals go to, to respect the elves and where they may be living.
Did you know that more than 50% of locals in Iceland believe in elves? Others also believe in trolls, dwarves, gnomes, and fairies. This belief is interwoven into the culture and environment, and there is an underlying expectation that the majority of Icelanders know someone, or are related to someone, who has had an elf-related encounter.
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