A Peep at Norway in 1911 by A. F. Mockler-Ferryman

A Peep at Norway in 1911 by A. F. Mockler-Ferryman is a travel book introducing young readers to Norway’s landscapes, people, customs, and way of life. The work describes fjords, mountains, towns, rural communities, and everyday scenes with an educational purpose. Mockler-Ferryman presents the country through accessible observations designed to make geography and culture vivid. The book reflects early twentieth-century British travel writing for children and general readers. It combines description, history, and cultural curiosity in a simple narrative style. The result is a period portrait of Norway as seen through the eyes of an outside observer.