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Children's Books902Literature and Fiction722Narrative Non-fiction336Self Help179Crafts and Hobbies146Mystery and Crime143Cook Books107UpLit82

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Picture books318Easy read235Read-aloud184Children's novels238Young adult121Children's non-fiction181Comics33

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101 Things to do Before You Grow Up
Children's Books2024 · 104 pp · Age 6 - 12

101 Things to do Before You Grow Up

Nils Petter Mørland / Mikkel Niva

You have to learn lots of weird things before you become a grown-up: reading, writing, putting your hand up in class, brushing your teeth, saying “Yes, please” and “No, thank you” and “How are you doing?”. But you’ll learn absolutely NONE of that in 101 things to do Before You Grow up. This book is about all the funny, crazy, exciting, wonderful and magical things you can do in childhood that grownups don’t often get to do. Suggested activities include: Talking in rhyme! Living backwards for a day! Going on holiday at home! Swapping families! Readers are guided through an inventive universe of short texts and colourful illustrations that are bursting with energy, humour and playfulness. The book aims to encourage children to hold onto the unique aspects of childhood that also, oddly enough, help make us better, cooler and more creative grownups later in life.

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There's something in the water
Children's Books2024 · 136 pp · Age 6 - 12

There's something in the water

Sidsel Jøranlid

An easy reader that's just scary enough, just dark enough. A perfect summer holiday read! The summer vacation is here, and Ella will spend three weeks at the cabin. It's on a tiny little island just off the coast somwhere. And it's storming! Ella feels trapped on the island in the chaotic weather. What's even worse: the electricity disappears and she must share a bedroom with her older brother. It's clammy, grey and sultry. And Ella has promised her brother to go swimming in the sea every day, regardless of the weather. Suddenly, strange things start to happen. The sea throws fish on land, the beach is flooded with jellyfish, the uneasy feeling spreads. Then people start disappearing.

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What is it like to have a body?
Children's Books2024 · 88 pp · Age 3 - 6

What is it like to have a body?

Anna Fiske

Did you know that everyone has a completely unique body? In What's it like to have a body?, Anna Fiske writes about the joys of having a body, with her trademark ingisht, warmth and playfulness. And the weird things about having a body. Fiske answers to some of the many things children wonder about with their bodies. Why does it grow hair? Why do we all look so different? The book also teaches kids how to take care of teeth, good hygiene etiquette, and how to respect other people's bodies.What's it like to have a body? is a book packed with facts and surprises that provoke thought, speculation and raise awareness around the theme of the human body through skilful use of humour and intimacy. This is a revised edition of Anna Fiske's Everybody has a Backside, integrated into her bestselling Why series.

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Bettina and Bendik
Children's Books2024 · 80 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bettina and Bendik

Sidsel Jøranlid

Bettina's class is setting up a play, and Bettina hopes to get one of the main roles. But nothing goes just as she hoped, and it doesn't for Bendik either. They don't look forward to the play. But then, they make a plan!

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Bettina Wants to Go on a Beach Vacation
Children's Books2024 · 96 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bettina Wants to Go on a Beach Vacation

Sidsel Jøranlid

Bettina really wants to have a beach vacation. Everyone’s always talking about how beach holidays are the best. One day her Mum beamingly announces that they’re going on vacation. Only it turns out that they’re going to a village in Italy and that’s not the beach! Bettina is convinced it’ll be awful. Italy can’t possibly be any fun – or can it?

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Porridge for brains
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Porridge for brains

Jan Chr. Næss

Mum says you get porridge for brains if you spend too much time on the iPad. But what if it's mum who is on her phone? Does she also get her head filled with porridge? The girl thinks it's simmering and boiling. And is that a hint of cinnamon smell coming out of mum's ears?

The Brain
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Brain

Sarah Roxana Herlofsen

Come along on an exciting exploration of the human body! Did you know that men have bigger brains than women? It's true, but it doesn't mean men are smarter. Did you know that because of the brain, it's impossible to tickle yourself? Or that spiders have their brain in their legs? The Brain is the second book in a new series with fun, exciting and very strange facts about the body.

Oda Runs Away
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Oda Runs Away

Henning Lystad

Oda is going to the museum with her class. They have to walk two by two, and Oda has been paired up with Zaineb, who’s super boring. Oda has to do something. Hey – why not run away!

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Dragon
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 6 - 9

Dragon

Sveinung Lutro

This mythical beast has been part of our storytelling for more than 3,000 years. The dragon breathes fire and eats virgins and children. But wherever there are dragons, there are sure to be dragon-slayers too. Did you know that one of the most famous dragon-slayers was a girl? Or that some dragons didn’t just breathe fire, but also produced farts so stinky that they made people faint?

The Unicorn
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Unicorn

Sveinung Lutro

The unicorn is a mytical creature that once was believed to heal sick people. Their horn was crushed into powder, which was sold as medicine. But what was really in the powder? And what is the unicorn today? It's found as toys and as a symbol for Pride, but is there more to it? The Unicorn is the first in a new non-fiction series about mythical animals.

Leona in Bike Trouble
Children's Books2024 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

Leona in Bike Trouble

Anneli Klepp

Leona and Felix only went out to buy ice cream, but it’s Wacky Saturday at school and there’s a flea market there too. When they arrive the headmaster is boasting about his new racing bike, which he’ll use to win the cycling race at three o’clock. The prize is ten thousand whole kroner! Leona wants to take part in the competition too, but she doesn’t have a bike. Luckily they’re at the flea market where there are masses of used bikes. Leona finds the perfect racing bike for sale and at three o’clock, she’s ready on the starting line. But was her used bike bargain a bit too good to be true? Whose bicycle is this? It turns out to Leona has landed herself in some serious bike trouble.

The World’s Stupidest Animals
Children's Books2024 · 52 pp · Age 6 - 9

The World’s Stupidest Animals

Hanna Nyborg Støstad

Fact book about stupid animals There are plenty of peculiar animals in the natural world. Some of them do things that seem downright dim-witted! But maybe they’re not so stupid after all… Some fish swim straight into the mouth of a shark. The woodpecker bashes its beak against a tree over and over again. Surely it must get a headache, mustn’t it? The kakapo is a bird that can’t fly. When it’s scared, it just stands around hoping no one will see it. The animals in this book might seem pretty stupid, but they actually have very good reasons for doing exactly what they do. Perfect for nature fans aged 6 to 9 years old.