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Children's Books902Literature and Fiction722Narrative Non-fiction336Self Help179Crafts and Hobbies146Mystery and Crime143Cook Books107UpLit82

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The Evil Bush
Children's Books2012 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Evil Bush

Eldrid Johansen

Den onde busken deals with the sisters Guri and Susanne and their mother, who inherits Aunt Stina's summer house. Aunt Stina went mad after she lost her daughter. On the path there is a bush that they think might have something to do with the disappearance. Then Guri's ferret suddenly disappears without a trace. Can a bush really be evil?

The Sámi
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Children's Books2012 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Sámi

Sigbjørn Skåden

Who are the Sámi people? How do they live? What does it mean to be Sámi? Most people in Norway know a little about the Sámi people. Perhaps you know that they have reindeer, or that they speak a different language. Maybe you know that the Sámi people have their own parliament in Kárášjoga. This book will teach you a little more about the Sámi people, and just what it means to be Sámi today.

Rights soldSold to Norway
We Want a Dog!
Children's Books2012 · 68 pp · Age 6 - 12

We Want a Dog!

Ragnfrid Trohaug

The twins Jenny and Ole have a fanatical wish that many children will be familiar with: they want a dog! The twins are willing to do almost anything to convince Mummy and Daddy that they will take responsibility for a pet. Even tidying their room! But when they discover that this doesn't help, they are forced to think bigger. Kidnapping a dog from the kennel seems like a very good idea.

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Åsa's Chills
Children's Books2011 · 52 pp · Age 6 - 12

Åsa's Chills

Eldrid Johansen

Åsa doesn’t like the house they have moved to. It’s cold, and there’s a boy sitting in the bathtub. There’s a man standing in the kitchen too, though he doesn’t make a sound. And Mummy and Daddy can’t see a thing! Is it only Åsa that can see it’s haunted here? A real thriller for all readers that like a scare!

Rights soldSold to Faroe Islands
Champion
Children's Books2011 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

Champion

Eldrid Johansen

Hjalmar has finally started to behave himself. He has learned to sit nicely and to come when Bjørnar calls for him. Mummy is happy, but it’s not enough for Bjørnar. What he really wants is a champion dog! One that can do fun tricks and win prizes. But things don’t quite go to plan.... Then Mummy sees an announcement in the newspaper. A theatre group is in need of an obedient dog to star in their play. Could Hjalmar be just the dog they are looking for? This is the fifth book about Bjornar and his endearing canine friend.

Puppy School
Children's Books2010 · 52 pp · Age 6 - 9

Puppy School

Eldrid Johansen

Bjørnar’s sweet, little puppy Hjalmar has grown into an impudent little scamp. He simply has to go to dog school! There, Hjalmar is so out of control and badly behaved that Bjørnar is embarrassed. But they soon discover that Hjalmar can do more than simply being well behaved. This is the fourth book about Bjørnar and his puppy. 'A hilarious and well-written story about what it’s like to have a pet.'Gudbrandsdølen Dagningen about Hot Dog

Storm and Albrikt learn to swim
Children's Books2009 · 80 pp · Age 6 - 12

Storm and Albrikt learn to swim

Thomas Framnes

Neither Storm nor Albrikt know how to swim. They splash around the shallow end with floaties on their arms. It is fine—as long as Storm’s mother is the only one who can see them. But then both Georg and Betina spot them. They laugh and Storm’s and Albrikt’s faces turn red. Now they will HAVE to learn to swim! And using their imagination and creative talents they do so by unusual methods.