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Benny and the Ghosts of Nowhere
Children's Books2020 · 168 pp · Age 9 - 12

Benny and the Ghosts of Nowhere

Tom Erik Fure

Benny and the Ghosts of Nowhere finds Benny and the gang swept up in a new adventure brimming with humor, chills, and romance. Benny's world is turned upside down when his crush, Ken, arrives for a prolonged sleepover. Additionally, Benny has a new nemesis in the form of Magda-Rose’s ruthless daughter-in-law, who has sold Magda-Rose’s mansion and sent her off to an awful retirement home. With Magda-Rose quickly losing hope and withering away, Benny must do everything in his power to save her, vanquish her horrible daughter-in-law, come to terms with his feelings for Ken, and get rid of the new occupants of Magda-Rose’s mansion. And surely nobody wants to live in a haunted house, do they?

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Benny and the Christmas Calamity
Children's Books2019 · 152 pp · Age 9 - 12

Benny and the Christmas Calamity

Tom Erik Fure

Benny and the Christmas Calamity is an uproarious and heartwarming story about yearning for the traditions of Christmases past, doing whatever it takes to preserve those traditions at any cost, whilst simultaneously navigating the rollercoaster that is tween life. Nobody loves Christmas more than Benny. Traditional Christmas, that is. The way it’s always been. So, imagine his surprise when his parents announce, only two days before Christmas, that the family will be celebrating Christmas in the Canary Islands this year! And what’s worse: they’ll be traveling – and celebrating Christmas (!) – with friends of the family and their son, Ken. Benny’s clueless about a lot of things, but of this he is certain: there is no way he’ll be spending Christmas at the beach, strutting about in a Speedo alongside Ken with his supermodel smile, gorgeous hair, and his ability to reduce Benny to a blubbering mess just by looking at him. This calamity only has one remedy: The trip must be stopped – Benny must go berserk.

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Edward Rubikon: Witches Wood
Children's Books2019 · 144 pp · Age 9 - 12

Edward Rubikon: Witches Wood

Aleksander Kirkwood Brown / Andreas Iversen

Ghost Busters meets Stranger Things in a series of thrillers for readers aged 9+. Edward Rubikon is a monster hunter. Together with his friends Kasper and Nadira, he tries to keep the little town of Grimsrud free of ghosts and other supernatural creatures. New mysteries arise when Edward’s parents disappear in the middle of the night on a camping trip. Who captured them? There’s a rumour going round thatreal witches live in the woods.

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Like me
Children's Books2019 · 304 pp · Age 9 - 12

Like me

Anne Wisløff

What exactly is exclusion? A look, a comment, a lack of "likes," a snapchat group or a birthday party you weren't invited to? On NRK Super's popular drama Like Me, a broad target audience saw how new forms of bullying – which too many children and teenagers experience on a daily basis – can happen. Like Me – Oda and Arin's Diary is written from two perspectives, in diary-form. By reading about the two girls' dilemmas, their inner struggles and pain, the reader can get a greater insight on the invisible bullying depicted in the TV series. No-one is responsible, but everyone is complicit in the exclusion now occurring in the social arenas today's children and teenagers frequent. It is tough reading for both children and parents, but – just as it was with the TV series – it is here the book's strength lies, in its authenticity. Guaranteed to give you a knot in the stomach.

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Run For Your Life!
Children's Books2017 · 72 pp · Age 9 - 12

Run For Your Life!

Tore Aurstad / Carina Westberg

Tuva and Simen are on Easter vacation. While the kids are at home in the cabin, the parents go out skiing. On the radio, there are reports that two dangerous robbers have escaped from prison – the so-called “masked robbers”. Soon, some strangers show up outside the cabin. They are wearing scary masks and have equally sinister intentions. The sixth suspense story about snoops Tuva and Simen, who are always there when trouble happens."Classic easter suspence, including cabin life, bad weather and bandits on the run."DAGBLADET

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The Edward Rubikon mysteries
Children's Books2016 · 112 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Edward Rubikon mysteries

Aleksander Kirkwood Brown

Edward's father works at Grimsrud Fortress, where a crypt has just been discovered. But before they managed to open the grave, the fortress began to collapse and had to be shut down. Edward and Kasper realise that something supernatural is to blame, and go to visit the fortress in the dead of night. In the grave, the ghost of King Grimm is lying in wait, planning to wake up his old army to achieve what he never managed to do when he was alive – conquer Grimsrud.

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The Edward Rubikon mysteries
Children's Books2016 · 144 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Edward Rubikon mysteries

Aleksander Kirkwood Brown

Mysterious beetles and monsters appear, creating chaos. Edward and Kasper begin to investigate, and come across an old book with dark powers. It turns out there is another world that is hidden from most people. And somebody wants to open a door to let the monsters who live there into our world. Now it's up to Edward and Kasper to stop the downfall of Grimsrud – and perhaps the entire world.

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The Zombie Hunt
Children's Books2015 · 112 pp · Age 9+

The Zombie Hunt

Jon Ewo

Martin and Marit love everything about zombies. So they are very glad when Zombie-land re-opens, an amusement park with zombies as its theme. The park also has a new attraction, the Zombie-hunt Maze, with the bonus of a cash prize for the winner. Martin and Marit can hardly wait. But there is also another new attraction in the park which exceeds all expectations, as they soon find themselves being hunted by real zombies.