Children's & YA

Strange records

A super simple fact book for the newest readers. Read about the world's smallest dog and the world's shortest bridal couple, about the man who drove a lawnmower for 260 days, the bear who was a soldier… and many other strange records! Fun illustrations by Jens A. Larsen Aas and one sentence per page makes the facts simple and accessible to all.

Scary Melons

Jan Chr. Næss

Fruit seller Plum has a big problem: no one is buying melons, not even if they're refreshing and delicious. The customers seem like they're downright scared! Detective Ole gets on the case. Can the customers' skepticism simply be blamed on a typo?Scary Melons is an easy-reader crime book – something that isn't all that common. Those who want to solve the mystery will also have to look closely at the language!

102 Silly, Irritating Animal Riddles

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Get ready for 102 Silly, Irritating Animal Riddles you've definitely never heard before! What did the cat say when it got to the Sahara? Answer: Check out the huge bathroom! Bjørn F. Rørvik and Eivind Gulliksen aren't giving up. Here are even more silly animal jokes for new readers!

All the Children Easy Reader

Håkon Forfod Sønneland

All the Children Easy Reader contains all the best All the Children jokes – and many more! Rewritten to make the reading not only easy, but also fun. Richly illustrated by Jens A. Larsen Aas.

Make Your Own Comics

Tore Strand Olsen

An easy-to-follow and fun first step into making your own comics! Tore Strand Olsen has drawn comic strips and held a number of courses. Make Your Own Comics is directed to an audience of younger readers. The book covers basic techniques on how to make your own figures and comic strips.

Stolen Friend

Ingelin Røssland

Charming easy reader about needing someone to hang out with. Gustav solves this in his own way! It's summer break, and Gustav is bored. No one else is home, and Mom is just tidying up. Outside the store is a dog. Mom has always told him never to go up to strange dogs. But Mom isn't there, is she?

Min første leseløve - Vitseløve 3

Learning to read shouldn't just be fun … it should be HILARIOUS! The Joke Lion series is among the most popular easy-read books on the market. This is the third book in the series – now with even more jokes and bonus riddles.

Sherleek and the Invisible Man

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Purriot og den usynlige mannen is the first in a series of detective books for children. The master detective Sherleek is sitting at the breakfast table together with his wife, Paprika, when his mobile rings. An old lady, Grandmother Bloom, needs help to solve a mystery. Grandmother Bloom lives in Hullaballooville, and Sherleek and Paprika are soon on their way there. It turns out that both Grandmother Bloom and a little boy, Pars Lee, have been attacked within the past few days, and there is no trace of the culprit. Porriot will have to use all his shrewdness and grey matter to solve the mystery. In addition, he will have to deal with Chief Superintendent Cumber, not exactly the sharpest policeman, but one with a large ego. Our new hero, Sherleek, is a brilliant cross between a famous Belgian detective and a leek (Allium porrum). Bjørn Rørvik's text does a fine job of bringing out the detective's personality, and the solution to the mystery is both funny and believable. Rørvik and Aalbu bring us DETECTIVE FICTION FOR CHILDREN – nothing could be better! ‘… a sweet and stylish crime novel for the youngest of readers… Rørvik and Aalbu have created a literary and visually style-conscious book, with a concept that is both simple and amusing enough from which to create a series.’Dagbladet ‘A charming crime novel for children aged 6-9 years. Suitable for adults too… This is thought to be the beginning of a series, and we find ourselves already looking forward to brand new Purriot adventures.’Varden‘There is sufficient humour to be found in both the text and pictures to suit the taste of readers young and old alike.’Opdalingen‘Our new hero, Purriot, is a charming combination of a well-known Belgian detective and a leek, a near unbeatable combination. Bjørn Rørvik’s words bring out the detective’s personality in a lovely manner, and the solution to the mystery is both amusing and plausible.’Bokstaver‘There are some books you just know that you will love, and Purriot og den usynlige mannen is exactly that sort of book.’Moss Avis

Stine Can’’t Swim

Tania Kjeldset

Friends are important when you are eight years old. Especially when there is something you do not know how to do, when almost everyone else does. What if Gunn discovers that Stine can´t swim? She would tell everyone! Only Markus knows, because he is a friend. A boyfriend? Noooo! You can fall out of friendship if someone would say that you were. But Markus is there when he is needed. And by the pool Stine also finds a new friend.

Stine Class 1A

Tania Kjeldset

Charming easy read from a first grader's everyday life: About the first day of school, about loose teeth that are stuck, about annoying bigger boys, and even bigger boys who protect you and who you can fall in love with.