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Marg&Bein: 2i1 Dødelig blitz og Rattus Norvegicus
Children's Books2017 · 240 pp · Age 9+

Marg&Bein: 2i1 Dødelig blitz og Rattus Norvegicus

Arne Svingen

Tre kamerater går inn i et fraflyttet hus i nabolaget. De har med seg et digitalkamera, og tar bilder av hverandre i mørket. Når de senere ser gjennom bildene, hopper hjertet over et slag. I bakgrunnen på et av bildene ser de at det ligger en kropp i sengen. Med gnistrende språk og et slående plot er Dødelig blitz garantert å gå gjennom marg og bein.

Marg&Bein: 2i1: Vampyrnatten og Kannibalen
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Children's Books2017 · 208 pp · Age 9+

Marg&Bein: 2i1: Vampyrnatten og Kannibalen

Ingunn Aamodt

VampyrnattenJoakim og Christian skal på lesevake på skolen. De skal overnatte, danse, lese bøker og flørte med jentene. Da skoleområdet stenges for kvelden, dukker det opp en mystisk forfatter. Han leser fra en bok som ikke kan være hans. Etter hvert skjønner de to kameratene at de er stengt inne sammen med en vampyr! Og denne vampyren har plukket seg ut et offer.Kannibalen

Pelle-Ragnar and the yellow building
Children's Books2017 · 144 pp · Age 9 - 12

Pelle-Ragnar and the yellow building

Vigdis Hjorth

The yellow building is in Copenhagen. Soon Pelle-Ragnar and his parents will be moving back to Norway, back to all the aunts and uncles there, the ones his mother has told him so much about. That is why Wilhelmina must be told the story about Tarzan climbing the tree at night and about all the treasures and secrets. Because someone needs to know when Pelle-Ragnar is no longer there, in the yellow building. A book for young readers by Vigdis Hjorth, the bestselling author of Jørgen + Anne = True.

Rotten Richard
Children's Books2017 · 80 pp · Age 9 - 12

Rotten Richard

Vigdis Hjorth

How to beat Rotten Richard? He is so big and he runs so fast! He is there every day when Mari and Lars is walking to school, pushing Lars into the snow, rubbing his face in the cold and wet. Stupid, creepy, rotten Richard! Mari thinks. But she is afraid to shout it. Mari just hides behind a tree watching, feeling scared and strange inside. A story for young readers from Vigdis Hjorth, the bestselling author of Jørgen + Anne = True.

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The Million Kroner Kindness Competition
Children's Books2017 · 240 pp · Age 9+

The Million Kroner Kindness Competition

Arnfinn Kolerud

One perfectly ordinary day, Frank and Mom win the lottery. And then no days become ordinary again.Every one in the village is after the twenty-four million. And Mom makes it worse by promising money to whomever is the kindest. Frank and Mom flee to southern Europe. For how long can they stick their heads in the sand? Who will win the competition? And can it really end up that Frank doesn't get a single krone? The Million kroner kindness competition is a humorous story about how difficult it is to be incredibly rich – and at the same time a good person.

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The solar system
Children's Books2017 · 88 pp · Age 9+

The solar system

Knut Jørgen Røed Ødegaard

In this book, Knut Jørgen Røed Ødegaard tells us about our neighbour planets in space and what we have found out about them in recent years. Imagine mountains that are three times higher than Mount Everest, layers of ice that are many kilometres thick, and the mysterious and beautiful but ice-cold planets that float through space. We also follow the history of the solar system from its very beginning to the time when the sun will eventually end up as a tiny little remnant of a star.

The French kiss/The Dream/ On the corner at night
Children's Books2017 · 64 pp · Age 9 - 12

The French kiss/The Dream/ On the corner at night

Vigdis Hjorth

A collection of three short stories for young readers written by Vigdis Hjorth - the bestselling author of Jørgen + Anne is trueThe French Kiss is the story of Tom and Benedikte and their very fist kiss. In the short story The Dream, we meet Lars in 7th grade, and his dreams about the young music teacher Hilde, who is bringing out complicated feelings in him. In On the corner at night we meet Rolf, Truls and Trine, who would stand on the corner at night, as it got dark.They would talk about their stupid teachers and the stupid homework. Rolf would talk the most. But Truls was also there. And so was Trine. And then came the couple. - Look at them, they are, like, so in love, said Rolf. - Let's spy on them!

The Winter War
Children's Books2017 · 184 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Winter War

Erika Fatland

An entertaining, lively and teasing thriller. In early December the meteorologists raise the alarm. The newspapers have been writing about nothing else for several weeks: 'Extreme summer goes on – and on and on!' It's not only in Norway that the temperature continues reaching new heights. Temperature records and heat-waves are reported from all of the Northern Hemisphere.At the same time, it is abnormally cold in the Mediterranean and in South-East Asia. Something is happening, but what? The temperature changes don't look promising for Norway. The winter Olympic Games are due to take place in Tromsø, but where's the snow?Hanna reckons that something is not as it should be and discovers that somebody is holding winter as a hostage. Together with Oscar the petty thief she traces the evil plans which lead right up to the government and multinational villains.

The Lost Cambridge-Manuscript
Children's Books2016 · 224 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Lost Cambridge-Manuscript

Ingeborg Dybvig

Clara has gone to Cambridge with her father to take a picture of an ancient manuscript. The day after the photography has been taken, the manuscript is gone - and her father is blamed. Clara has promised not to investigate mysteries anymore, but she can´t leave her father in jail without helping - right? Who else has been close to the manuscript? It can´t do any harm if she asks around a bit, can it? This is the second book in the Clara-mysteries series.

The Paris Diamond-hunt
Children's Books2016 · 256 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Paris Diamond-hunt

Ingeborg Dybvig

It is the Paris fashion week, and Clara has travelled there with her father, who is taking pictures for at book about the famous Norwegian fashion designer Mons Meier. Clara and her aunt Annie are allowed to sneak in to the last show - and it is there that it happens! A valuable diamond necklace is suddenly gone. Once again Clara promises to stay out of trouble, but once again unexpected things happen. All of a sudden Clara is neck deep in the mystery. But where did the diamond necklace go?What does the strict lady that is watching the door of Meiers atelier know? Is it the model, the assistant or the designer that is hiding something?Clara just needs to figure it out. This is the fourth book in the Clara-mysteries series.

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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