Katie+Woodencloak

Katie Woodencloak

 The plot of Katie Woodencloak it starts as there was a girl who had a father who was a king. He went off to war the girl had a stepmother and stepsister who was very cruel. They hated Katie so they starved her. She made a friend with a bull who had a cloth in his ear and if you take it and spread the cloth it would be full of food. So everyday Katie would go and see the bull to eat food. The stepmother found out about what Katie and the bull were doing so she had plans to kill the bull. Katie found out about the stepmother plans to kill the bull. She and the bull set off to run away. They ran for a long time. When they were finally thorough with there journey Katie had to kill the bull because he had asked her to so she did but he left her a magic rock that if she would go back and tap on with a stick she would get what she wanted. They had traveled for a long time and they ended up by the princes Castle Katie met the prince in a gown lost her slipper and ran off the prince had a try on to see who could, fit in the slipper and the stepmother tried and her foot fit until her foot started to bleed. Then Katie tried on her slipper and it fit and she married the prince. Snip Snip Stover the Story is over. **If you want to see full version of Katie Woodencloak click this link:** [|Katie Woodencloak]

Culture of Norway The story //Katie woodencloak// is originated form Norway. Some of Norway’s customs are there language is Norwegian. The dominate religion is Evangelical Lutheran some other religions would be protestant and Roman Catholic but the main Norway religion that most of the population is the Evangelical Lutheran. The population of Norway is 4,574,560.The capital is Oslo. There religion in Norway Evangelical Lutheran comes from a branch of the Christian religion. The church of Norway is the stave churches. Norway is the only country with stave churches from the Middle Ages that are still together. The design of the stave church can be all different but there is one that is the same to all of them they have corners of the side of the church that make up the church they call them “staves”, that’s how they got the name stave church. Northern Europe is where most of the old churches are preserved there. There is a specific design for the churches it is a lot of different combinations such as the Christian designs it’s also mixed with other deigns. Everything on the church is done carefully and with a specific design.