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Padre Pietro's Secret
Norwegian title: Pater Pietros hemmelighet
This is the third book about the very ugly dog Samson and the smart but ever so hungry cat Roberto. Together they run Hotel Fjord View, and this time they have both an enemy to fight and a mystery to solve. When the very big, and to the core bad, dog Sheriff appears, arresting the mole-poet Gregor for illegal immigration and closing down the local newspaper Fjord Times, they really get their hands full. Handy-man Olli the Otter promptly constructs a secret print shop in the basement under the von Ostrich convenience store, where the journalist-rat Benny starts a underground newspaper. At the same time a new guest arrives; Mario Gastromati, Italian beaver, hairdresser and restaurant owner. He is looking for the secret recipe of Padre Pietro's elderberry lemonade, and he has reasons to think that the recipe is hidden somewhere in the area. The lemonade is said to have the most astounding effect on those who drink it. Astoundingly enough, Sheriff is overly friendly to Mario. What is he planning? And are the two of them in business together?
Material available
- ✓ Synopsis & author CV
- ✓ Full manuscript (Norwegian)
- ✓ Sample translation on request
Publication
2000
Length
104 pages
Format
Hardback
Genre
Children's Books
Foreign rights
Sold to 8 territories
- Faroe Islandscontract signed 2005Bókadeildin
- Finlandcontract signed 2002Tammi Publishers
- Germanycontract signed 2001Carlsen Verlag
- Italycontract signed 2001Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore
- Latviacontract signed 2012Liels Un Mazs
- Russiacontract signed 2015Izdatelstvo Albus Corvus, Azbooka Publishers
- Swedencontract signed 2001Tiden Förlag
- Turkeycontract signed 2017Can Sanat Yayinlari
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