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Unsolved Mysteries from around the World
Children's Books2024 · 120 pp · Age 9 - 12

Unsolved Mysteries from around the World

Pernille Tufte Radeid

In Unsolved Mysteries from Around the World readers will find out about all kinds of sinister and unexplained happenings from every corner of the world – and get a chance to dig around in all the clues and evidence. Who was Jack the Ripper, the murderer who killed several women on the streets of London in 1888? What happened to the Sodder children who vanished without a trace after a fire in West Virginia on Christmas Eve in 1945? And is Himeji Castle in Japan really haunted? Unsolved Mysteries from Around the World is a collection of 33 mysterious, unsolved spooky stories that are guaranteed to raise the hairs on the back of readers’ necks – young and old alike! Illustrator Jannicke Hansen has filled the book with mysterious, eerie, spooky drawings that will absorb and fascinate young readers. WINNER OF THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE'S ILLUSTRATION PRIZE 2024

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Benny and the Blast From the Past
Children's Books2023 · 192 pp · Age 9 - 12

Benny and the Blast From the Past

Tom Erik Fure

Join Benny and the gang in the epic and awkward conclusion to the Benny Bark series, as Benny stumbles into his teenage years. In Benny and the Blast from the Past it’s the last summer break before Junior High, and Benny’s become a bona fide teenager with hormones running rampant. The summer break takes an unexpected turn when his parents ambush him with a vacation to Vulkanaria, a small island paradise by the Canary Islands – and this time literally everyone is going. After an unsuccessful attempt to once again derail their vacation, for his own hormonal reasons, Benny arrives at Vulkanaria. Once there, he discovers – to his absolute horror – that their tour guide is none other than his old nemesis, Mr. I. Diót! Benny does everything in his power to avoid him, but when Magda-Rose is kidnapped, all bets are off! With Benny's nonexistent luck and the forces of nature working against them, Benny and his friends must race against the clock to save Magda-Rose and get off the island. Only one thing is certain: They’re all gonna need a vacation after this vacation!

The Dynamite Dudes and The Buzzkiller
Children's Books2023 · 392 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Dynamite Dudes and The Buzzkiller

Alexander Istad

The Dynamite Dudes – Alex, Nikk and Proffen – attend the world’s best school with the world’s best head teacher and their lives are really quite enjoyable. One day when they arrive at school, the head teacher announces that he’s going on a long holiday with his husband. But the dudes need not worry! The head teacher has hired an incredibly talented substitute named Lars-Rune Simonsen. It doesn’t take long after Lars-Rune arrives before strange things start happening at the school. The teachers behave weirdly, almost like robots. The children stop laughing and playing during recess. The Dynamite Dudes even notice an 8-year-old who’s reading The Financial Times! Something is very wrong. The dudes decide to take the matter into their own hands, but that turns out to be easier said than done. Because who is following them through the streets of town? What’s really going on at school? And what happens when one of the brothers disappears without a trace? With the help of an old map of the underground tunnel system under the town, the chemistry kit they got for Christmas and Nikk’s large online following, the Dynamite Dudes unravel a plot bigger and more dangerous than they could ever imagine. The Dynamite Dudes and The Buzzkiller is the first book in a funny and totally crazy series. The book is easy to read and illustrated throughout, perfect for readers of the Treehouse series by Andy Griffiths. NOMINATED TO THE MIDDLE GRADE PRIZE (BOKSLUKERPRISEN) 24/25

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Hilda Bumblevik and the Mystery at Søder Manor
Children's Books2023 · 320 pp · Age 9 - 12

Hilda Bumblevik and the Mystery at Søder Manor

Irmelin Persdatter Gustavsen

Despite the fact that Hilda learned that her mother’s fiancé, Timian, is a horrible man, the wedding is now just around the corner. And if there’s something Hilda does not want, it’s being Timian Søder’s stepdaughter. Good friends and a book called “sabotaging the psychopath” could be the solution. But what happens when you, in the middle of the fun sabotage mission which involves itching powder, a Turkish special and fake dates, discover a secret which could have horrendous consequences? A secret guarded by the Bernetsen duo, a dangerous dog and maybe worst of all: Timian’s aging mother. Hilda Bumblevik and the Mystery at Søder Manor is the second book in the series about Hilda. A series full of humour, mysteries, and some really scary scenes, perfect for fans of the William Wenton-books by Robbie Peers.

Finally Summer, Rikka
Children's Books2022 · 160 pp · Age 9 - 12

Finally Summer, Rikka

Maiken Nylund

Finally Summer, Rikka is about being 11 years old and moving between childhood and adolescence. Heartbreak, divorce and friends who change: the stories about Rikka are important and relatable—and full of empathy and love. The summer holidays are finally here, but Jimmy has moved away and doesn’t want to be Rikka’s boyfriend anymore. Dad has to work, Liva can’t be bothered with anything, and suddenly all Rikka’s siblings have better things to do with their holidays. In the end, only Rikka goes to Grandma’s for two weeks—just like she always has. These summer holidays haven’t started at all like Rikka had thought they would! Suddenly she finds herself having to do things she doesn’t quite dare … Finally Summer, Rikka is Maiken Nylund’s fourth book about Rikka.

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Hilda Bumblevik and The People Who Disappeared
Children's Books2022 · 304 pp · Age 9 - 12

Hilda Bumblevik and The People Who Disappeared

Irmelin Persdatter Gustavsen

Hilda Bumblevik’s life is turned upside down when a sleazy man with bad intentions captures her mother’s heart. Instead of going on an awesome summer holiday they have to move to the town of Søderdal where Hilda soon notices that everything isn’t as it should be. Who is the pale man on the stairs outside the abandoned sanatorium? Why are the teachers at school so peculiar? And what is her stepfather Timian really hiding in the attic of their new house in Coffin Street? Hilda Bumblevik and The People Who Disappeared is an impressive debut novel and coming-of-age-story, full of suspense, mystery, and humour.REVIEWS A smashing debutWhat a universe of delightful characters. What a universe of humour, horror, excitement and drama. What a debut. Prepare to bite your nails, grin and laugh. Hilda Bumblevik will have you hooked in no time.FIVE/SIX STARSFredriksstad blad Pageturner for young readers(…) a very entertaining debut, and a gift for any school librarian or bookseller looking for new fodder to hungry readers. Gustavsen keeps the excitement high, and keeps the reader in the dark just long enough so they’ll keep wanting more. There’s never a dull moment. FIVE/SIX STARSBOK365.NO Thrilling horrorIt's a joy to read this book. Also for a grown-up! Gustavsen has a way with words and a linguistic excess that you can just sit back and enjoy. While the complications and mysteries pile up, Hilda opens up little pockets of air and humour with her absent-minded digressions.Klassekampen Confident thrillerThe debut is characterised by warm humour, excitement and surprising horror.Periskop.no

Handbook for Young Antiracists
Children's Books2021 · 72 pp · Age 9 - 12

Handbook for Young Antiracists

Tinashe Williamson

Handbook for young antiracists by Tinashe Willamson put the spotlight on the important topic of racism. Through ten chapters and ten fictional characters Williamson answers questions about what racism really is, why representation is important and what you can do if someone is discriminated against because of the colour of their skin. Racism is a complicated topic for grown-ups to navigate, and many find it hard to talk to their children about it. For what can you say? Where do you begin? This engaging, including and thorough book is written in the form of a diary, with tasks and conversations that the children can easily bring up at home or with their friends or classmates. The goal is to pass on the knowledge to the generation that is growing up now, to give them the feeling that they have the power to change the world. Together we are stronger, and by just acknowledging the problem we can do something about it. This is the perfect book on the topic for children 9 years and up, and it works just as well at home as in a teaching situation. Tinashe Williamson has written a book that is easy to understand and utterly engaging. The book obviously has great potential to start important conversations between people from different generations. DAGBLADET

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