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Olav and the Letters
Children's Books2026 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

Olav and the Letters

Erlend Loe / Tore Rem

Little Olav is not like most other kids. He's a prince, and one day he will be king! Olav is really great at doing ski jumps, but reading, not so much. Even though he practises and practises, the letters jumble together and become incomprehensible. Don't you need to be able to read to be an adult? How can he be king if he cannot read? Olav and the Letters is a wonderful story for kids and adults, and a great conversation starter for parents or teachers who need a tool to talk about dyslexia. «Nyhus’s intricate visual interpretations transform the book into a fascinating and engaging seek-and-find book, packed with surprises and discoveries that can make inexperienced readers feel smart (...) Here we are talking about the joy of reading regardless of skill level. The two-page spreads are a visual tour de force, featuring illustrations rich in contrasts and contradictions.»Klassekampen «A super-trio have put their heads together and created a delightful and wonderfully illustrated picture book about King Olav's dyslexia.»(...)«The theme appeals to young and old alike. The book shows that everyone struggles with something. No one is just what you see, as the saying goes. Even the privileged Prince Olav has trouble with those darn letters.»Dagbladet The book is a marvel«A superb example of litterature that can start conversations and offer reflections across generations.»NRK, five/six stars

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The Powder Witch and the Reindeer
Children's Books2026 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Powder Witch and the Reindeer

Ingunn Aamodt

It's Christmas Eve and there's a knock on the door of the Powder Witch. Outside are Santa Claus and the Reindeer. "I have a huge problem," says Santa Claus. The reindeer wants to have a Christmas vacation, but that's not possible. All the children in the world are waiting for us tomorrow! Fortunately, the Powder Witch has an idea how to solve the situation.

Rocky Bom
Children's Books2026 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 6

Rocky Bom

Anna Fiske

New picture book from critically acclaimed author and illustrator Anna Fiske! Rocky Bom is a hairy monster who lives in the bathroom drain. He has long teeth, sharp nails and other pointy things that he pokes out of the drain. No one else knows about Rocky Bom, and probably no one but you will ever believe that he exists. So then what, when he makes you frightened that you're too scared to go to the bathroom? Rocky Bom is a fun picture book by one of Norway's most renowned children's author-illustrators. The book is a little scary and just the right amount of thrilling. It's a story about being afraid of something, believing no one else in the world shares your fear, and about the courage you can find when you decide to take matters into your own hands. "In Anna Fiske’s work, imagination can offer a path thorugh fear:Rocky Bom is a conversation starter about irrational fear – and a guide to overcoming it. Text and illustrations complement each other, right down to the blurb on the back of the book, which offers an additional entry point into the story [...] Overall, the author understands their target audience exceptionally well […] The sum of it all is visually rich and thoroughly crafted."MORGENBLADET

Ruffen and the Three Monsters
Children's Books2026 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

Ruffen and the Three Monsters

Tor Åge Bringsværd

The beloved sea serpent returns for one final story. For more than fifty years, Ruffen has been one of Norway’s most treasured children’s book characters, loved by generations for his gentle wisdom, bravery and heart. This final tale, completed by author Tor Åge Bringsværd only weeks before his passing, captures the essence of everything that has made Ruffen a classic. Every night, Ruffen tells his children a bedtime story. Tonight, he shares how he learned to whistle – and it turns out to be a far more thrilling story than anyone expects. On his journey to help an injured finch reach her winter home, Ruffen discovers an island in turmoil. Three enormous brothers are frightening the birds and animals, leaving no safe place to live. While others want to hide or fight, Ruffen chooses another way. He listens. He learns what the brothers are really afraid of and helps them find peace. By the end, harmony is restored, the brothers become protectors of the island, and even they learn to whistle. A tender and timeless story about courage, empathy and the power of understanding, brought to life with Thore Hansen’s enchanting illustrations.

The King of Bragging
Children's Books2026 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

The King of Bragging

Kaia Linnea Dahle Nyhus

Funny and naive text about a king who wants to be bigger than himself! In the evening, when the King is all alone in his large, empty castle, he usually writes letters to the Neighboring King. He brags about all the wonderful things he owns and all the fun things he does. The King has limousines, peacocks, and golden statues out in his grand garden. He eats cake every day and has a bed that ensures good dreams. One day, the King receives a letter saying that the Neighboring King wants to visit. The King gets stressed. Has he perhaps exaggerated a little? Has he perhaps bragged too much about a few things? Has he been a kind of King of Bragging? What will the Neighboring King say when he arrives? Kaia Dahle Nyhus has been nominated for the Nordic Council Literature Prize in 2025 for her picture book Something Lost and Something Found. She has previously won the Brage Prize and is one of our most renowned illustrators.

T for Turbo
Children's Books2026 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

T for Turbo

Elisabeth Moseng

Turbo the Mountain Fox is on summer vacation at the Finnbu mountain lodge, and today he has to refresh and repaint the red T markings along the path up to Djeveltunga. It's an easy task – he can see the peak from the cabin! But the weather changes quickly in the mountains, and when the fog comes, Turbo and his friends lose their way. Or is it the map that's wrong? Suddenly everything is unknown – and then they hear some scary sounds ... Fortunately, it all goes well in the end, and maybe Turbo has learned something along the way.

Two Little Knights and a Princess in Love
Children's Books2026 · 64 pp · Age 3 - 9

Two Little Knights and a Princess in Love

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Two little knights are in England to celebrate the Queen's centenary. Not because any of them want to, but because Rosebush and Bang are going on their annual trip, and the King has asked (more like ordered) them to bring Princess Begonia with them. Begonia really doesn't want to go to the centenary, but the King is desperate to keep her away from the crooner Snubbe Karlsson. Begonia is head over heels for him, and the King is not happy about it. How that became Rosebush and Bang's problem is a question neither of them can answer, but the mission is unchanged: They must bring Begonia on their annual trip, keep her happy and avoid any embarrassing scenes. It's a mission that's doomed to fail.

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Cool Planes
Children's Books2026 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 6

Cool Planes

Line Halsnes

There are seven really cool planes between the covers of this book! Passenger planes and sports planes, seaplanes and fighter jets. Also a really, really old, vintage plane! Colourful, detailed and accurate – this book will show you what the machines do and what they look like. Line Halsnes takes the very youngest budding engineers seriously, showing us different types of planes just as they are, in a way that will make readers curious and a little bit wiser.

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Learn your ABCs with Cool Dinosaurs
2025 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Learn your ABCs with Cool Dinosaurs

Line Halsnes

Learn your ABCs with Cool Dinosaurs is an educational and engaging activity book full of fun number and counting tasks for the very smallest children. Dinosaurs are the focus here – along with the letters. The author is just as painstaking with details as in the original books, but a lot more is left up to the reader in this one. And of course there are stickers in the middle of the book!

Grandad’s a Trickster
Children's Books2025 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Grandad’s a Trickster

Trond-Viggo Torgersen

Grandad is full of stories about his exciting exploits, but Grandma thinks some of them are too risky – especially The Great Lord’s Leap. One day, when Grandma has to go to the shops, Grandad and the grandchildren seize their chance to have a secret adventure. A warm, nostalgic picture book that captures the charm of the good old days.

The Letter-snatching Troll
Children's Books2025 · 64 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Letter-snatching Troll

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Fantastic rhyming fun with the Billy Goats Gruff and the troll! What happens if you take away a letter from a word? Rice can turn into ice and reel into eel. And what if you add a letter? Read can turn into bread. The Letter-Snatching Troll is full of crazy rhymes that will spread laughter and love of language, and stars the colourful characters you already know from the Billy Goat Gruff books. A fun and original introduction to letters and reading.

The Bad Fairy
Children's Books2025 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Bad Fairy

Kim Fupz Aakeson

Everyone’s heard of the good fairy that can grant your wishes and give you whatever you want. But how many people know about the bad fairy? Hardly anyone at all! The bad fairy gets cross when a boy moves into the flat next door to him. The boy only makes wishes that are impossible to grant, and won’t stop visiting! One day the boy asks the bad fairy what HE wants – but of course the bad fairy can’t grant his own wishes. What if the boy can, though? And what if they actually want the same thing? A touching tale about wanting a friend – perfect for reading aloud.