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Ollianna
Children's Books2020 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

Ollianna

Gro Dahle

Olli has always been Olli. Mum’s boy and Dad’s boy. Dad wants to hike across marshes and wade across rivers, run and fish and climb up to mountain tops – and he wants Olli to come along with him and grow strong. But Olli is strong already: he has strong eyes and is good at seeing. He sees everything that glitters and shines, and everything that is too small and too narrow. His name is like a sweater that’s way too tight because Olli isn’t Olli; Olli senses that something is wrong. What will happen if he becomes Ollianna? Will Dad recognise his boy then? Olliana is yet another important and wise picture book from Gro Dahle, asking whether you’re a boy or a girl – and what happens if you dare to be yourself. The book is beautifully and originally illustrated by Kaia Dahle Nyhus.Topic: gender confusion in children; adults’ expectations of boys and girls.

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Pelle Propeller Does it all by Himself
Children's Books2020 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

Pelle Propeller Does it all by Himself

Christine Sandtorv

Meet Pelle Propeller, your new best friend! When Mum is expecting a visit from her girlfriends, Pelle and his big sister Henny decide to help her tidy up. Pelle Propeller is actually really good at doing everything you can imagine! He’s good at fixing things and sorting them out but will everything turn out the way Mum wants it to? And is it really so important to do everything right? Christine Sandtorv, main songwriter and vocalist in the band Ephemera, debuts as a children’s author with this playful, funny and imaginative series about Pelle Propeller. The colourful illustrations are by Ella Okstad.

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The Little Match Girl
Children's Books2020 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Little Match Girl

H.C. Andersen

First published in 1848, The Little Match Girl is one of Hans Christian Andersen’s best-known fairytales. A classic tale about social differences that is just as relevant today as it was when it was first published. This edition has beautiful new illustrations by Asbjørn Tønnesen.

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The Snowman´s Christmas
Children's Books2020 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Snowman´s Christmas

Sondre Lerche

Christmas is coming and people everywhere are putting up decorations and making preparations for the big day. But not everybody is invited in from the cold. What is it really like to be a snowman and have to stand all alone out there, whatever the weather? The Snowman’s Christmas is a lovely illustrated Christmas tale that is beautiful and thought provoking. It’s sure to become a classic!This book is musician Sondre Lerche´s debut as a children’s book author. The book is beautifully illustrated by Victoria Sandøy.

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Where Agnes Lives
Children's Books2019 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

Where Agnes Lives

Marit Larsen

Agnes has lived her whole life on the third floor of an apartment block. It's almost impossible for her to imagine living anywhere else. One day Anna moves in, and everything is turned upside down. Because, what is "home" really and who gets to call it that? Where Agnes Lives is a colorful, illustrated picture book about being new, and about belonging. The book is perfect for children from 3 years and up. Songwriter and musician Marit Larsen makes her author debut with the picture book Where Agnes Lives, beautifully illustrated by Jenny Løvlie.

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How do you make a baby?
Children's Books2019 · 80 pp · Age 3 - 12

How do you make a baby?

Anna Fiske

In her latest non-fiction book for young readers, Anna Fiske deals with a question all children are curious about: How do you make a baby? Using playful, brightly coloured illustrations, Anna Fiske answers the question in the book's title with perfect precision, providing parents and children with abrilliant starting point for further discussion. How do you make a baby? is informational, funny and warm, and is suitable for children aged 4 and up.Shockingly direct! It is so elegantly done, so nice and easy, warm and with humour as well as intelligence. This should win Anna Fiske even more awards.DAGBLADET ****** Honest and amazing!How do you make a Baby? gives a proper answer to the question asked by the title - without nonsense, but in a cheerful way. An undertone of wonder and thankfulness for life follow us all the way through. Anna Fiske has made a complete non-fiction about life that include us all. VG ******Anna Fiske does not go the long way around when she tells us how babies are made. She offers fun education for shy parents and curious children. It is unusual to see this kind of uncensored illustrations in a book for children. But why not call things by their name? Fiske shows what happens during intercourse, and also tell us that not everyone can have children the natural way. IVF, insemination and adoption all get their explanation. NRK

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Oscar Wildensky and his Amazing Day Getting Lost
Children's Books2019 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 6

Oscar Wildensky and his Amazing Day Getting Lost

Maria Lillebo

Oscar has been naughty, and to punish him his mother has forced him to go shopping with her in town. To go shopping is the most boring thing Oscar can think of! But when Oscar loses his mother, he suddenly finds himself alone in town. Finally he is free! But where's Mom? And is someone following him? Oscar Wildensky and his Amazing Get-lost-day is a lovely and colorfully illustrated picture book. Perfect for children aged 3 years and older.

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SNOW VALLEY
Children's Books2019 · 160 pp · Age 3 - 12

SNOW VALLEY

Hanne Hagerup / Hilde Hagerup

Selma is 9 years old and orphaned. Her biggest wish is to have a family, and she writes just that in a letter to Santa Claus. Her letter finds its way to the elf village Snow Valley, and eventually Selma also ends up there, even though Snow Valley is off limits to ordinary people. Perhaps Selma isn't an ordinary person? Short after her arrival, dramatic things begin to happen. Santa Claus suddenly disappears and other forces start taking over. If Selma and her friends fail to find Santa Claus, all the good that he represents will disappear. Christmas itself could be at stake. Snow Valley is based on the manuscript to the most popular Christmas calendar TV-series through times on Norwegian children's TV. The book is written by Hilde and Hanne Hagerup, and beautifully illustrated by Ane Lysebo Gustavsson. This book is the perfect gift for anyone who loves Christmas!

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ABCs for tough kids
Children's Books2018 · 64 pp · Age 3 - 6

ABCs for tough kids

Anne Østgaard

A fun and rambunctious ABC for tough kids – and most others! The texts are in verse and written with a nice rhythm, making them both nice to read aloud and for practicing reading. A lot happens here, both in the text and the illustrations. The drawings are fun to explore, with myriads of exciting things that relate to the letter being described.

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The Dragon
Children's Books2018 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Dragon

Gro Dahle

Lilli knows that there are dragons – This is why Eline can't come home with her: because the dragon lives in Lilli's house, and dragons breathe fire and are incredibly scary … and if Lilli isn't careful, she'll wake it up. But is there a dragon tamer? Someone who can make the dragon nice? Gro Dahle has previously published the book Angry Man about fathers who react with anger and scare children. In The Dragon, there is a mother who threatens and makes Lilli afraid. In this book, Dahle again works with Svein Nyhus, who is one of our greatest picture book illustrators. Gro Dahle wisely and sensitively continues her work to address painful yet important childhood topics.

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You and I
Children's Books2018 · 64 pp · Age 3+

You and I

Synne Lea

Grandfathers rowboat is ready, little brother runs ahead. They are going to row, play the letter game, see the great ocean. But the girl in this story is hesitant. There is something that is difficult to talk about.One day everything will be yours, Grandfather says . The boat, the rain cap, the camping stove. But the girl does not want it. She just wants to keep her Grandfather. You and I is a story about loving someone, and about being afraid of loosing the one you love.

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Boy and Girl Fix
Children's Books2018 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Boy and Girl Fix

Hilde Matre Larsen

Boy and Girl fix things. A broken teddy bear and a broken car. Now everything is fixed! What will they do now? Break something, of course! The third book about Boy and Girl is about building things up and tearing them down. And a little bit about what needs to be done to make Adult happy again.

Rights soldSold to Denmark and France