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The Monster Hill
Children's Books2014 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Monster Hill

Charlotte Glaser Munch

Elvira and Fredrik have played together lots throughout Third grade. But does that mean that they have to be boyfriend and girlfriend? Fredrik isn't sure. He hasn't dared to ask. But when Mats begins showing off his juggling skills to Elvira and making her laugh, it isn't so fun being Fredrik anymore. He has to win her over! But how? A book about friendship – and a little bit about being yourself!

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

The World’s Most Dangerous Gang
Children's Books2013 · 136 pp · Age 6 - 12

The World’s Most Dangerous Gang

Arne Svingen

The World’s Most Dangerous Gang consists of Killer, Belly Bounce and Morto. Actually they’re called something else, but nothing nearly as scary! They have a set of rules that they must live by until their dying days (or at least until they have to go home at tea time). A humourous book for reading aloud, illustrated throughout.

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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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Hope, Said the Goose
Children's Books2011 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 12

Hope, Said the Goose

Gro Dahle

A lovely collection of animal poetry from one of our foremost picture book creators. As the title suggests, a very special goose takes centre stage. Some of the poems are amusing, whilst others are poignant, philosophical or simply curious. Goose is fond of swan, with his long and elegant neck. It's not all bad being a goose though – especially when the swan whispers beautiful words to her.

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Kurt Courier
Children's Books2010 · 256 pp · Age 6+

Kurt Courier

Erlend Loe

At last, another book about the fork truck driver Kurt! This time, rebels want to divide Norway into two parts and Kurt has to line up as Gunnar’s courier. His task is to deliver a super-important letter to Gunnar’s brother Bodvar, who is tied up at a quayside somewhere near the Russian border. Kurt is thrown into a near-fatal run of events, what with treachery, deprivation and the constant struggle to find working batteries for the truck.

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Fumblefield FC
Children's Books2010 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 12

Fumblefield FC

Lars Mæhle

This is the classic tale of a local derby between Knoterud and the snobs from Kaksevika. But someone has stolen Sahir’s lucky gloves! Kaksevika is the prime suspect, naturally. Things don’t get any better when they discover that the referee is half deaf and semi-blind, not to mention his combover…

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Verdas mest forelska par
Children's Books2001 · 224 pp · Age 6 - 12

Verdas mest forelska par

Rune Belsvik

Everywhere in the world there are couples in love. In Bløygen it was Bidger and Esmiluni. They where sometimes so in love that the outdoors lighting would blink. Bløygen is a small place with a total of thirteen residents, a lamppost and a rose bed, a municipal board and a mixed choir. When the world championship in cosy chit chat and romance, the municipal board decides to sign up Bidger and Esmiluni, using the last of the money in the municipality budget to make the small town famous. But in Bløygen we also found the resident Bjørn Disel. He had one great dream in his life: That he would be Esmilunis boyfriend. Rune Belsvik was awarded the Brage Prize in 2000 for the best novel for young readers, and holds a wide and treasured authorship. Here he has conjured a wonderful story for children and adults about the magic and challenges of love, and what can happen when love is put on display.