Children's & YA

ViQueens 3 – The Revenge

Read the books - see the movie!Join two fearless young Vikings on a journey far into the unknown. Ingrid, the King's daughter, gets a surprise when a living boy suddenly appears among the treasures the Vikings have brought home from a raid. Is he also a gift? Or a stowaway? Ingrid quickly makes up her mind: she and her best friend Hedvig must help the boy get back home! Even though they don't know where he comes from. Maybe this is the only way to prove to her father, King Erik himself, that she is grown up enough and brave enough to join them on a raid? A story of courage, loyalty, and finding one's own truth. ViQueens - A HARALD ZWART film, coming to theaters on Christmas Day (December 25th) 2026. The journey began in ViQueens – The Stowaway and continued in ViQueens – The Lie. In ViQueens – The Revenge, you can read the third and final part of Ingrid and Hedvig's journey.

ViQueens 2 – The Lie

Ingrid, daughter of King Erik, and her best friend Hedvig have sailed from Lofotr all the way to Constantinople to help Chung, the little stowaway, home. But when they arrive, nothing is as they expect. People hide when they arrive, and even the street vendors give the girls hostile looks. Ingrid begins to wonder what the Vikings really do when they travel. Could their father have been lying about everything? Before the girls know it, what was supposed to be the end of their journey has become the beginning of a much longer one. A story of courage and loyalty – and of finding one’s own truth.

The Detective Club and Mystery Number 100

Caisanne Lund / Maiken Nylund

Norvald and Sara run the school’s most famous detective club – with both a solution guarantee and a time guarantee. If they hurry, they might just solve their 100th case before the summer holidays. But then disaster strikes. The class’s trip money is stolen and their beloved janitor, Vetle, is being blamed.Norvald and Sara are sure he’s innocent. They have no choice but to solve this case to clear Vetle’s name and save the class trip to the waterpark! This is a fun, fast-paced mystery filled with suspense, humour and friendship but also something more.This story stands out because: – It has been specially developed to be inclusive for children with hearing impairments– Sign language is naturally woven into the story and illustrations– One of the main characters is deaf, and inclusion is seamlessly integrated into the plot– Created in collaboration with experts in accessibility, and co-written by a sign language storyteller A detective story where everyone gets to take part and where communication, trust and clever thinking solve more than just mysteries.

Dear Sausage: I MUST become famous

Anna Berg Gjendem

Iris, a Pippi-esque girl full of determination and imagination, writes a diary about her hilarious misadventures as she chases fame and her crush! Iris is a dreamer who believes in herself! Her diary, Sausage, is stuffed with crazy ideas and mischief. But maybe most importantly of ALL: it contains her plan to win the heart of the cutest boy in her class. Through her diary we get to know her embarrassing parents, her sneaky big sister and her best friend Sofia. The imaginative nine-year-old often ends up in awkward situations, but even when EVERYTHING goes wrong, one thing’s for sure: Iris never gives up! Dear Sausage is a brand-new diary series aimed at kids from 9–12 who love to laugh. The book is easy to read with fun illustrations – just like a real diary.

The Treasure Chase

Rolf Magne G. Andersen

Cocobanana is a little inventer living with his family Mama Banana, Daddy Coconut and his little sister Baby Coco. In his inventor's shed Cocobanana invents crazy inventions, something that always tend to get him into strange and hilarious situations - as funny for grown up readers as for small children. In The Treasure Chase, Cocobanana, Pea and Lucas Lime find it difficult to play together. But then they discover that great Grandpa Coco has hid a treasure somewhere! Will the three friends be able to find it? The Read Yourself with Coco-Banana series is aimed at beginner readers. The books offer children their favourite Coco-Banana stories written in simpler language, with fewer words, larger text and illustrations that have been adapted to support the child’s reading.

Serafin Krekk's Mysteries: Danger

Kristin Linnesholm / Heidi Sævareid

Spooky fun with a twin duo who solve strange and very mysterious mysteries.Here, we meet the twin duo Grim and Gro and the ghost Skrekk, whose real name is Serafin Krekk. Together, they are plunged into strange adventures featuring various known and unknown mythical creatures. The book is a great blend of scares, humor, and suspense. It is suitable for slightly more advanced readers.

Halloween Horror

Eldrid Johansen

Super-exciting stories of chilling horror! Eldrid Johansen delivers chills and thrills in this collection of three nerve-racking horror stories.People and animals vanish without a trace.Ghosts haunt the school corridors.A skier is all alone in the dark, silent woods... This book is for the bravest readers only!

Easter Horror

Eldrid Johansen

Super-exciting stories of chilling horror! You’ll meet Kalle, who sees a boy waving to him in the mirror. And Håvard, who meets a girl on the beach. Although she’s friendly, she has weirdly cold hands and very peculiar eyes. And, finally, Åsa who finds out after moving in that her new house is haunted.

Space-Dog Curly

Lars Mæhle

What do you get if you combine outer space and dogs? SpaceDog Curly! Curly is a space-dog agent who’s sent on a secret mission to Earth to investigate the nature and activities of humans (and children!). When he meets Susanne and Joakim, the stage is set for chaos! Where will it all end?

Space-Dog Curly. The Secret Treasure

Lars Mæhle

Playful humor in an easy-to-read seriesOne day, the space dog Krølle appeared in Humlestua, and everything is turned upside down for Susanne and Joakim.Because Krølle is no ordinary dog.One day, the three of them get lost in a labyrinth in search of a treasure.Good thing they have Krølle with them. Or is it?