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Children's Books902Literature and Fiction722Narrative Non-fiction336Self Help179Crafts and Hobbies146Mystery and Crime143Cook Books107UpLit82

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The Little Dachshund
Children's Books2023 · 32 pp · Age 0 - 3

The Little Dachshund

Tuva Fellman / Ronny Brede Aase

Dachshund Mum and Dachshund Dad have just had their first puppy, but there is so much mum and dad don’t know about their baby. Is the little dachshund too cold? Is it hungry? Is it tired? Mum and dad have never had a little dachshund before, and it’s been a while since they themselves were small dogs. How will this work? A perfect book to read aloud – for the youngest children as well as any slightly overwhelmed parents. The Little Dachshund is the first book in a planned series.

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The Little Dachshund is Hungry
Children's Books2023 · 32 pp · Age 0 - 3

The Little Dachshund is Hungry

Tuva Fellman / Ronny Brede Aase

Dachshund Mum and Dachshund Dad are looking forward to their little dachshund puppy trying real food instead of just drinking milk from his mum. Both Mum and Dad love food! But what can little baby dachshunds actually eat? Will the little dachshund like what they serve him? And where in the world should they begin? This is the second title in the series about the Little Dachshund.

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The Little Dachshund Celebrates Christmas
Children's Books2023 · 32 pp · Age 0 - 3

The Little Dachshund Celebrates Christmas

Tuva Fellman / Ronny Brede Aase

Dachshund Mom and Dachshund Dad are organising and preparing for Christmas. Soon they will celebrate their very first Christmas with the little dachshund puppy! Everything must be perfect. But will the youngest member of the family like the Christmas food? What does the little dachshund actually want for Christmas? And will it be scared of Santa? This is the third title in the series about the Little Dachshund.

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Anton Won’t Go to Bed
Children's Books2021 · 32 pp · Age 0 - 6

Anton Won’t Go to Bed

Amadeus Blix

Anton is big and soft and kind and the world’s very best playmate. But when he sets his mind on something, he can’t be budged. This time, he doesn’t want to go to bed! His family try everything they can to get the big dog to do as they say. But will they manage to convince Anton? The books about Anton are funny, captivating and relatable stories for readers between the ages of 3 and 6.

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The Billy Goats Gruff Go Swimming – A Lift-the-flap Book
Children's Books2015 · 18 pp · Age 0 - 9

The Billy Goats Gruff Go Swimming – A Lift-the-flap Book

Bjørn F. Rørvik

On their way to the summer pastures the three Billy Goats Gruff notice a new sign. Water park! That sounds a lot more fun than the summer pastures! And they'll avoid that stupid troll under the bridge. Or what do you think? Modern classics in a new edition for the enjoyment of the youngest readers, and with flaps to lift up!

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The Billy Goats Gruff at the Water Park
Children's Books2009 · 48 pp · Age 0 - 9

The Billy Goats Gruff at the Water Park

Bjørn F. Rørvik

The three Billy Goats Gruff are on their way to the meadow to eat the green grass. But along the road they find a new sign: Water Park – 200 meters. The Gruff brothers think this sounds tempting. And maybe they won't have to face the troll that is always waiting under the bridge to scare them every time they head for the hills.The water park is exciting, especially the long slide. But then the troll shows up …‘Fun reading for the whole family. It doesn’t get much better than this!’FORELDRE & BARN ‘In this staggeringly wise and amusing new version of an old tale, Bjørn F. Rørvik sets the story in the modern day, and has transformed the troll into an uncontrollable bully of the kind that all children are familiar with ... This has become a powerful, colourful and energetic book, and a very contemporary tale with its mix of fairy tale traditions and contemporary children’s culture.’ ADRESSEAVISEN ‘This new and different version of the Billy Goats Gruff is the best children’s book I’ve read in a long time. There’s a bit of everything: a large dose of humour, familiarity, fantastic illustrations, and text that is trendy and well suited both to many children’s daily life experiences and to the illustrations. It’s a perfect length for reading at bedtime, and even a little educational, too ... I’d recommend this to parents looking for something to read to their sweet young things, but also for older children up to around 8 years old. And adults, too! Wonderful stuff!’ GUDBRANDSDØLEN DAGNINGEN ‘The text is well composed, simple and accessible to readers. It will pose no problem to children to follow the story and dramatic composition. There is a wonderful fluency throughout the tale and the book is a very suitable length. Children who are young (and even a little older than that) will be captivated by the story and greatly enjoy this book! ... I give this book a little extra applause for its fantastic illustrations, which are incredibly charming.’ URIKS.NO ‘The Norwegian tale of the Billy Goats Gruff at the Water Park, with text by Bjørn Rørvik and illustrations by Gry Moursund, is among the best I’ve come across within the genre of children’s literature. What makes this book so unique is that it has succeeded in mimicking the naive. Rørvik’s narrative, which comes directly from the Billy Goats Gruff, is highly reminiscent of how children adapt fairy tales in their play. ... I maintain that this is a masterpiece. The book has been my faithful companion for several months and the majority of those who I have shared this with have been utterly enchanted.’BARNBOKSBILDENS VÄNNER, Sweden ‘... This alteration of a well-known fairy tale has become a hugely successful picture book, with a troll that simply has to be seen. Move over, Theodor Kittelsen! ... Moursund and Rørvik have hit upon a common wavelength in both the text and illustrations, where the same playful humour runs throughout ... The Billy Goats Gruff adventure at the water park proves to be perfect reading from the outset. Sometimes a book is based on such a good idea that you feel slightly envious that you didn’t come up with it yourself. This is one of those occasions.’BARNEBOKKRITIKK.NO"Ingeniously crazy! As a reader you will fall instantly for this book!" DIE ZEIT, Germany

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Karius and Baktus
Children's Books1958 · 48 pp · Age 0 - 12

Karius and Baktus

Thorbjørn Egner

This is the story about two tiny folks, Karius and Baktus, living in the teeth of a boy called Jens. As long as he only brushes his teeth every fortnight and eats white bread with syrup, the trolls are enjoying their happy days in the teeth. They even build a new house with an underground tunnel to the old house. Suddenly they hear Jens cry out in pain. He has a terrible tooth ache. Karius and Baktus can hear Jens’ mother insist on him brushing his teeth, and the happy days are threatened. Then one day Jens goes to the dentist…

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