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Supermagnus
Children's Books2016 · 48 pp · Age 6 - 9

Supermagnus

Jan Grue

Magnus loves superheroes. But how do you actually get to be a superhero? Magnus is willing to try whatever it takes to become a real superhero. Super-Magnus is an everyday story about a little everyday hero, who wants most of all to become a big, strong superhero whatever the cost and however much it might hurt.

The Tiger Tribe
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Children's Books2016 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Tiger Tribe

Tor Åge Bringsværd

The warriors of the Wolf Tribe have captured Tal's secret friend, Nea. They tie her to a tree and are going to sacrifice her when the sun goes down. Fortunately, Tal and the sable-tooth tiger Shita manage to rescue her. But when everybody gets angry with him, Tal realises that he can no longer be a member of the Wolf Tribe. He and Nea must start their own tribe: the Tiger Tribe! You need to be tough to survive in Tal and Nea's world. Fortunately, they are tough – and they have Shita! Tigerstammen is the third book in Tor Åge Bringsværd's exciting easy-reader series, The Wolf Boy.

The Celebrity
Children's Books2015 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Celebrity

Rune Belsvik

All the grown-ups in Tullevik are looking forward to a popular celebrity coming to town to sing for them. But it is only Mo who knows that the celebrity has stumbled into a pit in the forest and doesn't have his mobile or anyone to help him. Mo is going to show this to Unn, who he really, really loves! Kjendisen is Rune Belsvik at his best! Unmistakable, exciting and very, very funny!

The Skier
Children's Books2015 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Skier

Eldrid Johansen

Jens doesn't like skiing, at any rate not when it is dark and cold. Even though the lighted ski trail is right outside the house, he is not tempted. But his parents keep on at him, and eventually Jens puts on his skis. It's eerie in the woods, his ski technique is poor and he is entirely alone. He loses control on a steep slope, runs straight into a tree and loses consciousness. Fortunately, somebody comes by who rouses him and helps him home, somebody who makes skiing much more fun! But who really is this person he has met in the woods? Eldrid Johansen has a good grasp of eerie shivers suitable for the youngest readers. Skiløperen is creepily and darkly illustrated by Marie Lyshol.

The Hunt for Fire
Children's Books2015 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Hunt for Fire

Tor Åge Bringsværd

Old Sju fell asleep on the night watch, and now the Wolf Tribe's fire has gone out. Without fire they have to eat meat and fish raw. That's not so good, thinks Tal. Everybody is hoping that there will soon be a lightning strike which will start a fire somewhere. At last the sky darkens and it begins to thunder. Lightning strikes in the forest, and Tal runs off to find Nea and Shita. But they are not the only ones who have noticed the smoke. ”Go away,” yells the chief of the Wild Boar Tribe, waving his sword, ”This is our fire. Nobody else can take it.” But Tal and Nea and Shita don't give up. Even dangerous warriors are scared when Shita the sabre-toothed tiger appears! The Hunt for Fire is the second book in the exciting easy-to-read series about Tal and Nea and the sabre-toothed tiger Shita from Tor Åge Bringsværd and Haakon Lie.

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The Christmas Puppy
Children's Books2015 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Christmas Puppy

Eldrid Johansen

Christmas is coming, puppy Hjalmar's first Christmas. Bjørnar is looking foward to snow and Christmas cheer. But nothing works out as he had expected. Hjalmar the tough little puppy has become a wimpy young dog! He refuses to go out in the snow, barks at St. Lucia and is terrified of the Christmas tree. And you can just imagine what's going to happen when Bjørnar and Mummy decorate the tree! Bjørnar fears it's going to be a dreadful Christmas. But then something happens …Julevalp is the sixth book about Bjørnar and his puppy. Eldrid Johansen writes simply and amusingly about what it's like to have a dog, and Eivind Gulliksen draws the world's coolest puppy. A super Christmas book for new readers.

The Wolf Boy
Children's Books2015 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Wolf Boy

Tor Åge Bringsværd

Tal from the Wolf Tribe is eight winters old. Every day, Dad and the other men go hunting. Tal is too young to go with them, but he doesn't agree with that! One day he goes out to pick berries for Mum, and meets an angry bear which licks its lips and creeps towards him. Suddenly, somebody appears on the scene at full speed. An arm stretches out, takes hold of Tal and pulls him away at the last moment!It's a girl the same age as Tal. She is riding on a big sabre-toothed tiger, one of the most dangerous animals in existence. The girl is called Nea, and she is from the Mammoth Tribe, the Wolf Tribe's perpetual enemies. If Tal and Nea and the sabre-toothed tiger Shita are going to be friends, they will need to keep it very, very secret.It was not easy being eight winters old in the Stone Age, but it was certainly exciting! Ulvegutten is the first book in the exciting easy-to-read series about Tal and Nea and the sabre-toothed tiger Shita from Tor Åge Bringsværd and Haakon Lie.

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Crime Duo Siri and Max
Children's Books2015 · 184 pp · Age 6 - 12

Crime Duo Siri and Max

Lars Mæhle

A new crime series for young bookworms from prizewinning author Lars Mæhle. Mæhle is responsible for a number of popular books for children and young adults, but has also written crime novels for adult readers. This time, he has written an exciting story for the very youngest crime readers, with the small town of Heimvik as an idyllic setting. The fist volume sets the tone with a fast pace, tension and dog smuggling in Heimvik. Is the case as simple as the town's naïve and laid-back chief constable thinks, or can it be that the mysterious tramp called the Fog Prince is innocent? It is up to megabrain Max and his enthusiastic partner Siri to find out. Crime duo Siri and Max are on the case! ‘Krimteam Siri & Max has a lot in common with LasseMaja and Detektivbyrå Nr. 2, but with fewer illustrations. The text is longer and more advanced, and there is more tension.’Dagbladet ‘Skoddefyrstens hevn is a detective story with contemporary illustrations. The simplicity of the text makes it easy to read yet also subtle. There are not that many illustrations, but those that are included are important for gaining an overall impression of the action.’BARNEBOKKRITIKK.NO

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LEO GETS A LITTLE UNCLE
Children's Books2014 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

LEO GETS A LITTLE UNCLE

Tiril Valeur

Leo is seven years old, and what Leo wants more than anything else is an uncle! A cool, funny uncle just like Even and Ivar’s. Then they could do cool things like going fishing or to the circus. But Leo only has Mum, Grandma and Arne, Grandma’s new boyfriend. Arne makes very good pizza. Grandma gets fatter every day. One day Grandma has some news – Leo’s finally getting an uncle! Leo får en liten onkel is a charming, moderately rude story about how not all uncles are as cool or grown up as we might want them to be. ‘The characters are funny and easy to recognise in the everyday situations depicted. The text is short, easy to read, funny, and I imagine that it is also a treat for seven-year-olds. That said, I would not hesitate to read this book to smaller children.’FÆDRELANDSVENNEN

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The School Haunting
Children's Books2013 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 12

The School Haunting

Eldrid Johansen

One of the school corridors is closed. The teachers tell the pupils the walls are at risk of collapsing. But a few pupils believe the corridor is haunted, and that those who venture into the dark corridor at night end up as zombies. Aman refuses to believe the rumours, and when her class prepares to have a sleepover at the school before Halloween, she convinces Gina to come with her and check out the area. She never should have done so! Skolespøkelset is the fifth title in the First Spooky Reader series, written by Eldrid Johansen.

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When Simen Was a Ghost
Children's Books2013 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

When Simen Was a Ghost

Kjersti Scheen

Simen is due to visit Grandma and Grandad, and is looking forward to playing in the tent under the plum trees. It’s his favourite place of all to play, but winter is approaching and Grandad has packed the tent away for the cold season. What on earth is Simen going to do now? And what is that thing hiding in the garage?

Sherleek and the Missing Bronze Horse
Children's Books2013 · 112 pp · Age 6 - 9

Sherleek and the Missing Bronze Horse

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Purriot og den forsvunne bronsehesten is the second book in the highly successful series, and tells the story of the well-known detective, Sherleek, and a new mystery waiting to be solved. Sherleek's wife, Paprika, is set to play the Queen in a historical play in Hurlum. However, during rehearsals a valuable bronze antique horse disappears, and Sherleek is called to investigate the case. It's a complicated affair, made no easier by the fact that Chief Superintendant Cumber is set to play the part of the King in the theatre piece. Our new hero, Sherleek, is a brilliant cross between a famous Belgian detective and a leek – an unbeatable combination. Bjørn Rørvik's text does a fine job of bringing out the detective's personality, and the solution to the mystery is as comical as it is credible. The book is illustrated throughout by Ragnar Aalbu, who has created a charming cast of characters. Quality Crime for Kids "This character is at least as credible as all the sharp-witted, extremely odd and somewhat socially awkward literary characters in adult crime fiction. His is described with humour and warmth, and the plot is easy to follow. A good sequel and a good choice of book."Magasinet Mamma"Rørvik takes parody and play another step ahead in his story about the master detective Sheerleek. (...) Could it be that the book is meant to appeal to parents who feel like finding something exciting and quite funny to read aloud? Despite the grown-up references to crimes, the humour is so childish it suits young readers ."Barnebokkritikk "Bjørn Rørvik’s writing brings out the personality of the detective in such a nice way and the solution to the mystery is both amusing and believable. The illustrations by Ragnar Aalbu run right through the book and he has created a wonderful set of characters consisting mainly of vegetables."Litteraturavisen Bokstaver.no"This book is larger than the first book about Sherleek. It allows the author to treat both characters and plot more thoroughly. A more modern publication."Varden