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Tentacles
Children's Books2016 · 288 pp

Tentacles

Tore Aurstad

In 1928 the American horror writer H.P. Lovecraft wrote a horror story, 'The Call of Cthulhu,' about the fearsome experiences of the Norwegian seaman Gustaf Johansen in the Antarctic Ocean. The story continues in Tore Aurstad's Fangarmer, where we meet Johansen's young neighbours in Oslo and hear what went on where Lovecraft's story stops. Join an adventurous and dangerous voyage to the Antarctic Ocean where tough whale-hunters work for a living and are themselves hunted by mysterious fish-like creatures. Learn about sunken islands, ghost ships, sea-monsters, a famous Norwegian explorer and an object with magic powers. Take part in a dangerous expedition on which the young Amund Nordfjord and his companions are hunted by a mysterious sailing ship crewed by creatures from another world.Nominated to UPRISEN 2016 - The Young Readers Award.

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Happy Divali!
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 12

Happy Divali!

Gudny Ingebjørg Hagen

Every year, Abhi and Anjali wish that their grandmother and grandfather will come from India to celebrate Diwali with them – but it’s never happened. Grandfather is afraid of flying! Finally, it’s the morning of Diwali. But why are mama and papa acting so strangely? The book illustrates how many Hindus in Norway prepare for and celebrate Diwali.WINNER OF BRAGE PRIZE 2016! The winner of the Brage Prize 2016, open class category: Nonfiction for children and young adults! Parties and Celebrations consists of five books that show how a central religious festival from world religions Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism is celebrated by today’s families with young children. The series won the Brage Prize 2016 in the open class category: nonfiction for children. The jury’s reasoning for the awarding of the Brage Prize 2016: Parties and Celebrations is a large and elaborate work that elevates the richness of cultural diversity. Describing major world religions with the biggest celebrations as an entry point is both prudent and practical when keeping in mind everyday life in kindergartens and schools. The five volumes are devoted to each religion, each with its own family and its own protagonist. The simple stories the facts are woven into are straightforward, but also contain moments of tension that are superbly adapted to the oldest kindergarteners and the youngest elementary schoolchildren. Illustrator Piotrowska expresses himself with warm colors, joyful strokes and compositions that allow the reader to constantly discover something new. The books appear aesthetically as beautiful cornucopias with a wealth of informative details. The series supports integration in practice, without it being forced upon the reader. This artistic and educational work emerges as a result of a particularly fruitful collaboration between writer and illustrator.

Happy Hanukkah!
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 12

Happy Hanukkah!

Gudny Ingebjørg Hagen

Benjamin is neighbors with the world-famous saxophonist, Bobben. He’s promised to help Benjamin with his Hanukkah party. But then Bobben gets a bout of arthritis and is in a bad way, and it’s strictly forbidden to call on him. The book depicts how many Jewish children in Norway prepare for and celebrate Hanukkah. WINNER OF BRAGE PRIZE 2016! The winner of the Brage Prize 2016, open class category: Nonfiction for children and young adults! Parties and Celebrations consists of five books that show how a central religious festival from world religions Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism is celebrated by today’s families with young children. The series won the Brage Prize 2016 in the open class category: nonfiction for children. The jury’s reasoning for the awarding of the Brage Prize 2016: Parties and Celebrations is a large and elaborate work that elevates the richness of cultural diversity. Describing major world religions with the biggest celebrations as an entry point is both prudent and practical when keeping in mind everyday life in kindergartens and schools. The five volumes are devoted to each religion, each with its own family and its own protagonist. The simple stories the facts are woven into are straightforward, but also contain moments of tension that are superbly adapted to the oldest kindergarteners and the youngest elementary schoolchildren. Illustrator Piotrowska expresses himself with warm colors, joyful strokes and compositions that allow the reader to constantly discover something new. The books appear aesthetically as beautiful cornucopias with a wealth of informative details. The series supports integration in practice, without it being forced upon the reader. This artistic and educational work emerges as a result of a particularly fruitful collaboration between writer and illustrator.

Happy id!
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 12

Happy id!

Gudny Ingebjørg Hagen

Eliza and Eshan celebrate Eid when the fasting month of Ramadan is over. Little sister Eliza has begun counting the days. This year, she’s planned a big surprise for big brother Eshan and all the older cousins. The story depicts how life is for many Muslims during the fasting month of Ramadan, and how they prepare for and celebrate Eid.WINNER OF BRAGE PRIZE 2016! Parties and Celebrations consists of five books that show how a central religious festival from world religions Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism is celebrated by today’s families with young children. The winner of the Brage Prize 2016, open class category: Nonfiction for children and young adults! The jury’s reasoning for the awarding of the Brage Prize 2016: Parties and Celebrations is a large and elaborate work that elevates the richness of cultural diversity. Describing major world religions with the biggest celebrations as an entry point is both prudent and practical when keeping in mind everyday life in kindergartens and schools. The five volumes are devoted to each religion, each with its own family and its own protagonist. The simple stories the facts are woven into are straightforward, but also contain moments of tension that are superbly adapted to the oldest kindergarteners and the youngest elementary schoolchildren. Illustrator Piotrowska expresses himself with warm colors, joyful strokes and compositions that allow the reader to constantly discover something new. The books appear aesthetically as beautiful cornucopias with a wealth of informative details. The series supports integration in practice, without it being forced upon the reader. This artistic and educational work emerges as a result of a particularly fruitful collaboration between writer and illustrator.

Merry Christmas!
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 12

Merry Christmas!

Gudny Ingebjørg Hagen

Dina and Damian live next door to one another and call themselves “two nice guys”. On Christmas Eve, they’re each going to be in their own church’s Christmas play. Dina is excited, but why is it so dark and quiet in the house? The book depicts how many people in Norway prepare for and celebrate Christmas.WINNER OF BRAGE PRIZE 2016! The winner of the Brage Prize 2016, open class category: Nonfiction for children and young adults! Parties and Celebrations consists of five books that show how a central religious festival from world religions Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism is celebrated by today’s families with young children. The series won the Brage Prize 2016 in the open class category: nonfiction for children. The jury’s reasoning for the awarding of the Brage Prize 2016: Parties and Celebrations is a large and elaborate work that elevates the richness of cultural diversity. Describing major world religions with the biggest celebrations as an entry point is both prudent and practical when keeping in mind everyday life in kindergartens and schools. The five volumes are devoted to each religion, each with its own family and its own protagonist. The simple stories the facts are woven into are straightforward, but also contain moments of tension that are superbly adapted to the oldest kindergarteners and the youngest elementary schoolchildren. Illustrator Piotrowska expresses himself with warm colors, joyful strokes and compositions that allow the reader to constantly discover something new. The books appear aesthetically as beautiful cornucopias with a wealth of informative details. The series supports integration in practice, without it being forced upon the reader. This artistic and educational work emerges as a result of a particularly fruitful collaboration between writer and illustrator.

Happy Vesak!
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp

Happy Vesak!

Gudny Ingebjørg Hagen

On the first full moon in May, Cuong and Chau celebrate Vesak to remember when Buddha was born. First, Cuong and Chau celebrate in the temple. Later, the whole family gets together for the big Vesak party outside the city. In the end, they head off. The book depicts how many Buddhists in Norway prepare for and celebrate Vesak. WINNER OF BRAGE PRIZE 2016! The winner of the Brage Prize 2016, open class category: Nonfiction for children and young adults! Parties and Celebrations consists of five books that show how a central religious festival from world religions Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism is celebrated by today’s families with young children. The series won the Brage Prize 2016 in the open class category: nonfiction for children. The jury’s reasoning for the awarding of the Brage Prize 2016: Parties and Celebrations is a large and elaborate work that elevates the richness of cultural diversity. Describing major world religions with the biggest celebrations as an entry point is both prudent and practical when keeping in mind everyday life in kindergartens and schools. The five volumes are devoted to each religion, each with its own family and its own protagonist. The simple stories the facts are woven into are straightforward, but also contain moments of tension that are superbly adapted to the oldest kindergarteners and the youngest elementary schoolchildren. Illustrator Piotrowska expresses himself with warm colors, joyful strokes and compositions that allow the reader to constantly discover something new. The books appear aesthetically as beautiful cornucopias with a wealth of informative details. The series supports integration in practice, without it being forced upon the reader. This artistic and educational work emerges as a result of a particularly fruitful collaboration between writer and illustrator.

Stalked in London
Children's Books2016 · 240 pp · Age 9+

Stalked in London

Ingeborg Dybvig

It is Easter holiday, and Clara is back at her grandparents place in England, this time with her friend Emilie. When her grandmother breaks her leg, the girls are allowed to go into London on their own. They are after all just going to do some shopping on Oxford Street. But then they see a man getting beaten down, and when they try to help him he passes them a small square item and whispers "Don´t go to the Police". Clara has promised everyone that she no longer will be playing detective, so the girls hurry back to the train station. But it is not their fault that they are followed …Thirteen year old Clara has a tendency to get herself tangled up in mysteries and crime, and the series about her has an enthusiastic following of young readers.

Hide-and-Seek
Children's Books2016 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 12

Hide-and-Seek

Xueting Yang

Gjemsel is about playing hide-and-seek, but the subtext is a story of loss and of working through grief.Through the game we see a child's fumbling attempt to understand and talk about a major loss, and a father's equally fumbling attempts to support the child.Xueting Yang came from China to Norway as an art student, and quickly made her mark by winning the Culture Department's Prize for cartoon series. Her poetic language and characteristic illustrations are distinguishing her as a new voice in the picturebook genre. 'Hide-and-Seek is a sad, beautiful and poetic picture-book. Browsing through it, both young and old will catch a sprinkle of magic from the text and illustrations.' TØNSBERG OG NØTTERØY BIBLIOTEK 'A consistently beautiful picture book' BARNEBOKKRITIKK.NO

The Ghost at Heimvik Mansion
Children's Books2016 · 224 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Ghost at Heimvik Mansion

Lars Mæhle

The third book about the detective team Siri and Max opens with a classic locked-room mystery about a stately mansion. A priceless art treasure is stolen and the culprit must be one of the guests in the great hall. Siri and Max take on the case, the most unpleasant they've dealt with yet. Siri is as dynamic as ever. And Max thinks quickly. But will this be enough to save them when they're facing something entirely inexplicable –a ghost!

The Sweetiepig
Children's Books2016 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Sweetiepig

Line Halsnes

It's obvious that pigs can like sweeties too. And obviously a boy and a little sweetiepig can become best friends. That's what happens to Kim and the pig. Kim's pig is quite special, but they have to take care the pig is not discovered, because grown-ups don't like having pigs in the house. What if they couldn't be together any more? Kim wants them to be together for ever. Godtegrisen is a lavishly imaginative picture-book about a close friendship outside the pigsty. This is Line Halsnes' second picture-book, which she has both written and illustrated herself.

The one called sister
Children's Books2016 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 12

The one called sister

Kaia Linnea Dahle Nyhus

How does it feel when your big sister doesn't feel like a sister but might just as well be anybody at all? Big sister, who is always cross and shuts the door to her room. Big sister, who never wants to play, never likes the same things. Big sister, who can't be bothered to babysit unless mum and dad pay her for it.

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Hurray for Fox and Piglet - 3 in 1
Children's Books2016 · 128 pp

Hurray for Fox and Piglet - 3 in 1

Bjørn F. Rørvik

2016 marked the 20-year anniversary for the first book about Fox and Piglet. Things like that need to be celebrated! So we made a collection of three of the books in the fantastic series - Hurray for Fox and Piglet contains the following books: Café Tip of the Tail, The Beepomate and Spottyitis. Fireworks, cake, flowers and many times hurray for Fox and Piglet!