Kamilla Staurland
Lotta is 11 and lives on Gruveland Island with her mum. Every weekend, she takes the ferry over to Stavanger to stay with her dad. Her big brother Nils has moved out and hardly ever comes to visit. What Lotta wants most of all is for everything to be the way it was before, but then she finds out that Dad’s chatting with Margrete from work on an app he has on his phone. Kamilla Staurland has written a lovely, funny tale about Lotta, who’s a bit childish and a bit grown-up, who thinks it’s boring to sit still, and who can’t quite work out where she stands either with the kids her own age or her family. It’s a book about friendship, family and ferry trips between two homes. And about Romeo and Juliet.

Anne Elvedal
The Ghost TrainBook Two in Anne Elvedal’s thrilling paranormal horror series.Billie has jumped aboard The Ghost Train – the only living soul among the dead. She’s also the only one who knows that a faceless ghost has snuck onboard, hungry for souls. When she tries to warn the other passengers, they turn on her. To them, she’s the intruder. What is a living doing on The Ghost Train? Billie must find Rasmus and warn him, so his soul isn't eaten. Then, they need to find a way to stop it. Each carriage on the train house different perils and different dead. Not everyone likes the living, so Billie needs to rely on her wit and her friends to stay safe. But can she be safe, while on a train taking her away from the world of the living? Will she be able to return home?