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Sudden depths
Children's Books2019 · 224 pp · Age 12+

Sudden depths

Elin Viktoria Unstad

Vilja drowned. Three months ago she was dead for 23 minutes. Since then, nothing has been the same. As she tries to find her way back into life, something happens. She is kidnapped – and wakes up on an unknown island. The day after, she's back home again. What happened? Why doesn't anyone believe her? She was kidnapped after all – wasn't she? Vilja becomes more and more confused. But surely there must be a natural explanation… Elin Viktoria Unstad has written an unpleasant psychological thriller for YA readers.

What will people say?
Children's Books2019 · 112 pp · Age 12+

What will people say?

Hilde Hagerup / Iram Haq

What will people say? is a novel inspired by the Oscar-nominated film about growing up with an immigrant background. 16-year-old Nisha is living a double life. When she’s with her friends, she’s a Norwegian teen, but at home with her family she’s the perfect Pakistani daughter. When her father finds out that Nisha has smuggled her Norwegian boyfriend into her room, two worlds collide and Nisha is sent to stay with the family in Pakistan.Iram Haq and Hilde Hagerup wrote this novel based on the Oscar-nominated film of the same name.

Otherwise I’m not a Human Being
Children's Books2018 · 272 pp · Age 12+

Otherwise I’m not a Human Being

Agnar Lirhus

Mathilde is fourteen. She doesn't want to go to school. Mom doesn't understand what's going on – even when Mathilde ends up in the hospital. Mathilde doesn't have any friends other than a dog named Eddi, and Xiu, a friend she plays with online. But Xiu also has his, or her, own problems. Otherwise I'm not a Human Being is about being bullied, but still standing up for yourself, for others, and for the world. And about the fact that most things are the grown ups' fault. Nominated to the Critic's Prize 2018

The Witch Night
Children's Books2018 · 192 pp · Age 12+

The Witch Night

Alexander Løken

It happens the evening twins Ada and Nathaniel are practicing driving at night. They're awaiting a couple of boring hours in the car with the driving instructor. But then the snowfall gets thicker, and suddenly the car – and the evening – takes an unexpected turn. It's the evening they meet the witches. And the evening they learn why they've always hated each other. Exciting horror story from Alexander Løken. Have fun – and get scared!

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Children's Books2017 · 304 pp · Age 12+

The Dead Can See You

Alexander Løken

How is it to be young in a society where no secrets are safe and where everyone is monitoring everyone - even the dead? Sixteen year old Liv Wiik has a dark secret. She is a Necromancer, and can call out the dead. Everest Brox has made his fortune by stealing the secrets of others. The more he knows, the more powerful he becomes. Now he wants to use Livs abilities to reach new hights.But LIv is terminally ill. She only has six months left to live. And soon she will learn that there are things worse than dying..."I will tell you about my first life, as short and sad as it was", Onyro started to say without facing Liv. "And then I will tell you about how I died, and the new life that followed. That is a much more interesting story." Alexander Løken takes the reader on an intense and original journey a few years into the future, but in an entirely different reality. Where no one can sleep safely and where nothing can be kept secret any longer…Norwegian Fantasy hit! With a steady hand, Løken keeps the reader captivated, breathing life into almost lost motives within the fantasy genre. In addition, the writer has steered clear of the many times stereotype descriptions based on gender. Liv Wiik is strong, heroic, reflected and not least intelligent. In The Dead Can See You, the situations Liv finds herself in are complex and hard to find the way out of. That makes the story more unpredictable and sustains the nerve in the novel from start to end. The Dead Can See You hits the audience right on. Bravo! VÅRT LAND

The Kings’ Book
Children's Books2017 · 256 pp · Age 12+

The Kings’ Book

Chris Tvedt

The second book in the Wild Star Trilogy! After several attempts on Thorgil's life, it becomes clear that there is a traitor in Tengri-La, the capital of the dwarves. Thorgil realizes that it is only a matter of time before he is either killed – or has to kill someone he loves. His only hope is to gain control over the magic power that rages within him.

Skrekkens mestere
Literature and Fiction / Children's Books2017 · 288 pp · Age 12+

Skrekkens mestere

Tore Aurstad

Tore Aurstad har redigert en samling korte fortellinger og noveller for lesere som elsker å bli skremt. Her er det klassikere, men også tekster fra kjente forfattere som aldri har vært tilgjengelig på norsk tidligere. En ypperlig samling for ungdom og voksne. Her dekkes alle sjangere som vampyrer, gotisk grøss, aliens, spøkelser, mordere og mystiske monstre under en flytebrygge. Tore Aurstad har også skrevet korte og begeistrete tekster om hver enkelt forfatter. En godt sted å begynne hvis man vil sette seg inn i grøssende litteratur.

The Song Of The Demons
Children's Books2016 · 320 pp · Age 12+

The Song Of The Demons

Chris Tvedt

Thirteen year old Thorgil is leading a quite normal life in 1930's Oslo, until one day everything is turned upside down. Thorgil discovers that he is half dwarf, and that his father, whom he has never met, is King of the Mountain Dwarves.Accompanied by two warriors, he leaves the security of home and sets out on a journey through a restless Europe to the Kingdom of the Dwarves in the wild mountains of Tien Shan. But the kingdom is threatened by both internal and external enemies.Thorgil soon becomes an important participant in the struggle to prevent the dwarves' kingdom from going under.Demonenes sang is the first book in The Wandering Star Trilogy, and Chris Tvedt's debut as a children's book writer. 'Chris Tvedt has managed to create his very own universe in which he mixes fantasy and reality. The novel is excitingly developed and has a lot of drive.'BARNEBOKKRITIKK.NO

The Hunt
Children's Books2016 · 160 pp · Age 12+

The Hunt

Tom Kristensen

Students and teachers at the lower secondary school are shocked when they hear that Live's best friend has committed suicide. In her diary, she writes that the owner of a fake Facebook profile has pressured her into sending nude pictures of herself, threatening to put the ones he already has on the Internet if she doesn't. Eric and Live start hunting for the perpetrator, but soon end up in a bind when Eric is accused.