Children's Books · Hardback
The tree
Norwegian title: Løveunge - Treet
Truls loves to climb and no wonder – because he has a tree of his very own. And it isn't just any old tree: Truls' tree is a hundred metres high! Truls has never been to the top before. So isn't it about time he had a try?
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Original publisher
Cappelen Damm
Publication
2016
Length
48 pages
Format
Hardback
Genre
Children's Books
Foreign rights
Sold to 1 territory
- Norwaycontract signed 2017Árran Julevsame Guovdasj Lulesamisk Senter, Gïelem nastedh
Series
Løveunge
52 titles in this series
The Lunch Pack
Pål H. Christiansen
Ida and the Wolf
Camilla Kuhn
Abra Cadabra
Jan Chr. Næss
Loose Tooth
Camilla Kuhn
The Swimming Pool
Jan Chr. Næss
Julia and the Elf
Janne Aasebø Johnsen
Football Shoes
Brynjulf Jung Tjønn
Lars on Mars
Hans Sande
Time to Tidy Up
Camilla Kuhn
Jump, Grandad!
Tiril Valeur
Fjols
Flu Hartberg
The Teddy Bear
Janne Aasebø Johnsen
THE BAKER AND THE MOON
Ingunn Aamodt
Hurry, Little Beetle!
Max Estes
Birthday
Jan Chr. Næss
The Mystery of the Cream
Jan Chr. Næss
What’s down there?
Max Estes
Lunda at Riding School
Camilla Kuhn
Where is the brain?
Sebastian Krogh Eidbo
Boo!
Jon Ewo
Tadpole
Reidar Kjelsen
Grumpy
Max Estes
Oh, Dad!
Janne Aasebø Johnsen
Monster Under the Bed
Siri Gjelsvik
Bertil Gets Nicer
Anna Fiske
Scary Melons
Jan Chr. Næss
Glenn and the Bad Guys
Camilla Kuhn
What’s Up There?
Max Estes
Strange records
Wimp
Kari Stai
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