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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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Ida
Children's Books2011 · 72 pp · Age 3 - 12

Ida

Torstein Helleve / Jørn H. Hurum

47 million years ago there lived an ape-like little creature in a jungle in Germany. Today she is best known to the world as the fossil Ida. In this wonderful, illustrated picture book we learn how she lived.When paleontologist Jørn Hurum introduced Ida to the world's media in 2009, she became a scientific sensation. Ida is our very own 47 million year old ancestor, and this picture book written by Jørn Hurum and Torstein Helleve from the Natural History Museum and illustrated by Esther van Hulsen brings Ida to life once again.The reader is taken on a journey to the jungle that Ida lived in as part of a stunningly illustrated tale of her life, where we follow her through dangers and triumphs. In addition to a fictionalised picture book section based on what we know about Ida and the time that she lived, the book also includes a fact and activity section. ‘Researcher and Ida's "father" Jørn Hurum and web editor of the museum, Torstein Helleve, write passionately and vividly, but first and foremost it is the large spreads of illustrations by Esther van Hulsen which pull the reader into the pre-historic universe. Both Ida herself and all the animals, which are identified in a silhouette overview at the end of the book, are painted colorfully and beautifully by the Dutch illustrator, who has drawn a lot for museums and zoos.’UNIVERSITAS ‘This book divided in two parts, are illustrated with fantastic, naturalistic paintings.’FORELDRE OG BARN

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The Boy in the Mirror
Children's Books2011 · 48 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Boy in the Mirror

Eldrid Johansen

Mum might think he is only dreaming, but this is no dream: someone is waving to Kalle from inside the mirror. A boy. He is sitting on Kalle’s bed, but everything looks different. And then Kalle puts his hand through the mirror... A true thriller for all readers that like a scare!

Åsa's Chills
Children's Books2011 · 52 pp · Age 6 - 12

Åsa's Chills

Eldrid Johansen

Åsa doesn’t like the house they have moved to. It’s cold, and there’s a boy sitting in the bathtub. There’s a man standing in the kitchen too, though he doesn’t make a sound. And Mummy and Daddy can’t see a thing! Is it only Åsa that can see it’s haunted here? A real thriller for all readers that like a scare!

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Abra Cadabra
Children's Books2011 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Abra Cadabra

Jan Chr. Næss

Fredrik can’t believe his eyes when the postman removes one of his fingers right in front of Fredrik’s nose. How did he do it? And where on earth did the finger go? Is it in the post box? Under the postman’s hat? In his bag? Hokus Pokus is a charming everyday mystery.

Ida and the Wolf
Children's Books2011 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 9

Ida and the Wolf

Camilla Kuhn

Ida is going to sleep over at Grandma’s. Grandma sits at her bedside and reads a fairytale about a wolf that eats a little girl and her grandmother. In the darkness Ida thinks she hears sinister noises. It’s the wolf! Ida og ulven is a thriller for the youngest readers.

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Julia and the Elf
Children's Books2011 · 36 pp · Age 3 - 9

Julia and the Elf

Janne Aasebø Johnsen

What does Santa's son do on Christmas Eve? He must have an awful Christmas, given that his father is always away on business? In this warm and wonderful Christmas tale, Santa's son kicks over his porridge bowl and scares away all the little birds in his frustration at having to celebrate Christmas without his father. Julia, the girl who set the porridge out in the barn, has to find a solution to Santa's son's problems.

Loose Tooth
Children's Books2011 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 9

Loose Tooth

Camilla Kuhn

Tim can't wait for his loose tooth to fall out. He plans to give it to the tooth fairy and hopes to receive some money in return. Tim is saving up for a bicycle. However, by some unfortunate accident, he swallows the tooth and suddenly everything looks very bleak. Right up until the moment he makes a toilet visit, that is, when he hears something tinkle all the way down in the toilet bowl. Can it be...?

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The Lunch Pack
Children's Books2011 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Lunch Pack

Pål H. Christiansen

A simple, witty and warm story of an ordinary family on an ordinary morning that nonetheless turns out to be a little different from all the others. Chaos in the kitchen! Daddy tries as best he can to get the lunch boxes ready. Mummy walks Mie to school, with the little one in the pram. But when it’s time to cross the road outside the school, a stream of cyclists holds them up. In the end, Mummy is run over! But who is the only cyclist to lose their balance and fall into the hedge? A new, charming book from the successful pairing of Pål H. Christiansen and Tiril Valeur.

The Swimming Pool
Children's Books2011 · 36 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Swimming Pool

Jan Chr. Næss

The silly lifeguard says that Fredrik can't bring his dog Rufus into the swimming pool, even though he is Fredrik's very best friend. What will Fredrik do now?

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Marlena Evensen: Hot Mail
Children's Books2011 · 144 pp · Age 9+

Marlena Evensen: Hot Mail

Ingunn Aamodt

The teen-series about Marlene Evensen is a series aimed at girls that combines a traditional good story with a very accessible form. Marlena Evensen is fourteen and lives most of the time with her mother, and the rest of the time with her father and halfsister Siri. Marlena, Minda and Emma drool over the boys in the 10th grade. They dream they will be asked to the school prom. Minda gets an idea to send invitations to their dream dates by email, using pseudonyms. Marlena isn’t sure which boy she is REALLY interested in, and ends up sending two invitations. But she doesn’t tell the other girls, and this can lead to trouble. A lot of trouble! The prom unfolds in catastrophe for all three girls! The books about Marlena Evensen are entertaining and funny, while the author still manages to tackle serious subjects, including the occasionally difficult family life. Marlena Evensen: Hot Mail is the first book in the series.

Champion
Children's Books2011 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

Champion

Eldrid Johansen

Hjalmar has finally started to behave himself. He has learned to sit nicely and to come when Bjørnar calls for him. Mummy is happy, but it’s not enough for Bjørnar. What he really wants is a champion dog! One that can do fun tricks and win prizes. But things don’t quite go to plan.... Then Mummy sees an announcement in the newspaper. A theatre group is in need of an obedient dog to star in their play. Could Hjalmar be just the dog they are looking for? This is the fifth book about Bjornar and his endearing canine friend.

My Beating Heart
Children's Books2011 · 208 pp · Age 9+

My Beating Heart

Alf Kjetil Walgermo

My beating heart deals with life at its finest and also its most awful. Amanda is fourteen years old and in love. At the same time, a dangerous illness threatens to rob her of everything: love and hope of being loved, life itself. But this is not a story about illness. It is a love story. What is it like for a young girl in love to be waiting for a heart transplant? ‘My beating heart is both a description of illness and an extremely well told love story. … It is realistic, sad and romantic at the same time.’ Litteraturavisen Bokstaver ‘Alf Kjetil Walgermo creates a dramatic story filled with hope and doubt – the sometimes optimistic alternating with increasingly depressive periods. … That reader hardly exists who is unaffected – and who does not feel the strain on the body it is to live in uncertainty everyday – when one is young and should have a long life to live. … My beating heart has an intense nerve – written with empathy and insight.’ Gjengangeren ‘A beautiful and funny book to get wiser from.’ Stavanger Aftenblad ‘My beating heart philosophizes on the relation body and soul in such a simple way, so elegantly. … Alf Kjetil Walgermo has written a book with both heart and brain.’ Barnebokkritikk

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