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Let's go outside! Autumn and winter
Narrative Non-fiction / Children's Books2025 · 104 pp · Age 3 - 12

Let's go outside! Autumn and winter

Cecilie Skog

Maybe you want to make your own ice lantern, learn about which mushrooms and wild berries you can eat, or read about Santa's tricks for finding out if it's really cold outside? Author Cecilie Skog knows all about using nature, and here she shows us how we take nature back and into everyday life, in a fun, simple and affordable way. In this colourful and fully illustrated book, we learn about the nature around us, and get tips for things we can make, eat and look at in the autumn and winter. Here the author shares her best hiking tips, shows us how to build the best bonfire, and teaches us how to get a good experience when sleeping outdoors. All without the requirement for expensive and advanced equipment. This colourful and richly illustrated book focuses on the autumn and winter seasons. A book for all children and for any parent in need of practical ideas for bringing more of the outdoors into their family routine.

Sonja and Harald – The king, the queen and the fight for love
Narrative Non-fiction / Children's Books2022 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

Sonja and Harald – The king, the queen and the fight for love

Lise Osvoll

In 2022, our royal couple turn 85. This book pays tribute to Sonja and Harald, taking us on a journey through their lives, from their childhoods to their first meeting and long fight to be together. This is a magnificent book written and illustrated in an exciting and accessible way by Lise Osvoll. Through the book, children will learn about our wonderful royal couple and about important parts of Norwegian history and cultural heritage. As far as we know, there are no other children’s books about the king and queen, and we hope that this book will have many readers and garner lots of attention. A perfect family book for children and adults alike.

Let´s go Outside!
Narrative Non-fiction / Children's Books2021 · 216 pp · Age 3 - 12

Let´s go Outside!

Cecilie Skog

In Let's go Outside! Cecilie Skog shows us how to bring nature back into our everyday lives in a fun, simple and manageable way. In this colourful, richly illustrated book, we learn about the nature around us, get tips for activities and things that we can make, eat and look at, and are offered inspiration for using nature in daily life. This is a book for all children, and also any parent who needs tips and tricks for making nature a part of everyday life again.

Honestly
Narrative Non-fiction / Self Help2020 · 400 pp

Honestly

Kirsten Holtmon Resaland / Astrid Nylander Almaas

The ultimate young people’s guide to coping with life and mental health. Honestly is a thorough book that provides young people with knowledge and advice that can help ease their path through life. Read, among others, about identity, feelings and thoughts, self-image, body and sex, you and other people, when life gets tough and mental illnesses.Is there such a thing as dangerous thoughts? What makes You You, and what are your best qualities? Can falling in love change us? And what do you do if a friend is having troubled times? What is the difference between being afraid and having anxiety? What can you do about gossip, bad mouthing and general drama? What are sexual fantasies? How do we react when something really painful happens? Why do we believe in fake news? Is it normal to be grumpy for no reason? Everybody has stuff going on beneath the surface. There’s nothing wrong with that – it’s normal; and it’s what makes us humans different and exciting. This is a book that you do not have to read from cover to cover. You can simply look topics that you might be interested in - or have a need for. You can read about topics like Identity, Feelings and thoughts, Self-Image, Body and Sex. In Honestly you get thorough answers from a psychologist and a doctor, talking straight forwardly about being a human being. It is also a great reference book for anyone close to young people today; Parents, teachers and others, who want to know more and understand. Winner of RIKSMÅLSPRISEN 2020. Astrid Nylander Almaas (b. 1975) is Head Physician at the Ahus-hospital in Oslo, specialized in Paediatrics. She has a doctorate in how nutrition affects the development of the brain in Children. Since 2016 she has been part of the NRK TV-show "What is Wrong with You?".Kirsten Holtmon Resaland (b.1980) is a specialist in the psychiatry of children and young adults and has worked with the psychic health of youth for many years.The book is illustrated by Kristine A. Sand.

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Soccer without Borders
Narrative Non-fiction / Children's Books2018 · 272 pp · Age 9+

Soccer without Borders

Peder Inge Knutsen Samdal

In Football Without Borders, the author expands geographically to cover the entire world of football, but he also dives into history, culture and religion. Why was it so important for South Korean Heung-min Son to score the penalty at the 2016 Olympics? Why did Cristiano Ronaldo get involved in the refugee crisis? What makes a Norwegian football coach want to undertake the job as the national team coach for the world's most closed-off country? What happens when US national team player Megan Rapinoe refuses to stand up during the performance of the American national anthem? And how big of a religion is soccer really? Samdal's curiosity about understanding the world through football truly rubs off on the reader. Informative and interesting, Samdal manages to touch on several major issues such as war, refugees, politics and love – using on the basis of his love for football. Peder Samdal has previously written the book Mario Balotelli Explains Europe.