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What are Emotions?
Children's Books2021 · 80 pp · Age 3 - 9

What are Emotions?

Birte Svatun

A fact book about feelings for children aged 4 to 7 about feeling happy, angry, sad, scared, envious, guilty, peaceful, embarrassed, lonely, jealous, and proud. Vilde is so happy that she leaps onto her Dad’s lap. But that night she’s scared there’s a troll under her bed. Anders is sad when he loses his cat, and Ali becomes jealous when dad gets a girlfriend.

What's It Like To Be A Grown-up?
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Children's Books2021 · 80 pp · Age 3 - 6

What's It Like To Be A Grown-up?

Anna Fiske

In What’s it Like to Be a Grown-Up? Anna Fiske addresses questions about adult life, big and small. Can grown-ups eat chocolate whenever they feel like it? Can grown-ups stay up all night? Why do grown-ups have to earn money and what kind of jobs can you do when you’re a grown-up? The book is warm-hearted, inclusive and funny, allying children’s fears about becoming adults and taking on new duties and responsibilities. Deep down, maybe grown-ups aren’t so very different from children. This book is a must for anybody who loved How Do You Make a Baby? and How Do You Start School? Smart book for children about being adult “If anyone were to ask me what it’s like to be grown-up, I would be at a loss for words. Anna Fiske, on the other hand, goes to task with full vigor. … she has found her niche, in the interplay of facts and fun, enlightenment and engagement. For these are books where the children can actively participate themselves, with their own creativity and experiences.” NRK "Anna Fiske has written the best children's book of the year." ADRESSEAVISEN “With colorful and bright illustrations, accompanied by small, enlightening comments, we are introduced to a diverse world of grown-ups with humor and playfulness. (…) What’s it like to be a grown-up? is an including and empathetic non-fiction illustrated book.” JURY’S STATEMENT, BRAGE PRIZE NOMINATION FOR BEST CHILDREN’S BOOK (2021)

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Handbook for Young Antiracists
Children's Books2021 · 72 pp · Age 9 - 12

Handbook for Young Antiracists

Tinashe Williamson

Handbook for young antiracists by Tinashe Willamson put the spotlight on the important topic of racism. Through ten chapters and ten fictional characters Williamson answers questions about what racism really is, why representation is important and what you can do if someone is discriminated against because of the colour of their skin. Racism is a complicated topic for grown-ups to navigate, and many find it hard to talk to their children about it. For what can you say? Where do you begin? This engaging, including and thorough book is written in the form of a diary, with tasks and conversations that the children can easily bring up at home or with their friends or classmates. The goal is to pass on the knowledge to the generation that is growing up now, to give them the feeling that they have the power to change the world. Together we are stronger, and by just acknowledging the problem we can do something about it. This is the perfect book on the topic for children 9 years and up, and it works just as well at home as in a teaching situation. Tinashe Williamson has written a book that is easy to understand and utterly engaging. The book obviously has great potential to start important conversations between people from different generations. DAGBLADET

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Around the World in 80 Words
Children's Books2021 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 6

Around the World in 80 Words

Helene Uri

The Norwegian language contains words from all over the world! Some have travelled only a short distance, crossing the border from Sweden or heading north from Germany. Others have been on much longer journeys, all the way from South America, Africa or Asia. This is a book about the words that have settled in Norway, becoming part of our language. Children will find words they know laid out on beautifully illustrated maps, they’ll go on journeys by land and sea, and they’ll learn that our language makes the world both smaller and richer. A gorgeous, colourful book that you’ll want to keep on display in the children’s room.

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.

Second World War in Norway in a 1-2-3
Children's Books2021 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 12

Second World War in Norway in a 1-2-3

Cecilie Winger

This book will give more experienced readers a taste of just how intense and exciting Norway’s wartime history is. What happened when war came to Norway in 1940? Who was Hitler? How did children live during the war? What was the school day like? Was it scary? What did they really know? This book takes a quick and sometimes humorous dip into the wartime years in Norway. Pupils will get all the information they need to shine in history lessons at school.

Ancient Egypt
Children's Books2021 · 96 pp · Age 6 - 12

Ancient Egypt

Eldrid Johansen

Come along on an exciting voyage to Egypt in the olden days. You’ll encounter pharaohs and pyramids, sphynxes and hieroglyphics. In Ancient Egypt, people believed in life after death. But you had to be on your best behaviour while you were alive and pass difficult tests after you were dead. You couldn’t cheat either – because your heart would give you away. And what was happening here in the North while the Egyptians were learning about writing and culture? Totally thrilling material for kids who have cracked the reading code!

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Disgusting
Children's Books2021 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 12

Disgusting

Alexander H. Sandtorv

Slimy snot, stinky farts, squirting diarrhoea and the sound of a knife scraping a plate. The world is full of disgusting things. But what are some really disgusting things? And why are they disgusting? The reader will find the answers in this book. But it comes with a warning! If you can’t cope with reading about truly disgusting, repulsive, stinky, slimy stuff, you must not buy this book! The book is repulsively illustrated by Linn Eielsen who has clearly channelled her inner stinking and anally fixated nine-year-old. The resulting illustrations are… well… nauseating.

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Peculiar Puppies
Children's Books2021 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Peculiar Puppies

Jenny J. Jacobsen

Learn to read with these strange but sweet animals! Some puppies have purple tongues. Some have no fur at all. Others have loads of wrinkles. And some have dreadlocks. The one thing they all have in common is that they’re really peculiar – and pretty cute, of course. This is a Young Lion book for children who have just learned to read – and love animals!

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Weird Facts About Europe
Children's Books2021 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

Weird Facts About Europe

Håkon Forfod Sønneland

This is the ultimate guide to weird laws and customs in the different countries of Europe: all the things you’ve ever wondered about, or didn’t even know you were wondering about, when it comes to our neighbour countries. Did you know that the Olympic Games come from Greece? And that all the competitors originally competed naked? Or that chocolate milk was invented by a man in Ireland? Or that in Switzerland you’re not allowed to own just one guinea pig. Håkon Sønnenland calls himself an artist of ideas. That’s probably because he has so many peculiar ideas himself. You can read about some of them in this book. The book has lively illustrations by Jens A. Larsen Aas.

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Heroes of Divorce
Children's Books2021 · 216 pp · Age 9 - 12

Heroes of Divorce

Trude Trønnes Eidsvold / Rosa von Krogh

This book is written for anyone who has been through their parents’ separation or knows someone else who has. The book aims to be a guide and a tool for children and adults, to pave the way for positive conversations and to raise awareness of the child’s right to a place in the story of a divorce. The book is structured around five stories of fictional children, along with expert advice from school nurses, lawyers and psychologists. You will meet Marja, Lukas, Jakub, Emma and Ingrid, who all have two homes. Marja is having a bit of a rough time, with a dad who gets drunk and a mum who doesn’t know anything about it. Lukas has two parents who don’t talk to each other, while Jakub thinks his father is mostly interested in his new family. Emma’s parents have just separated and are dong a trial run of their new life, while Ingrid has a stepfather who is unkind to her. In addition, the book has a children’s panel made up of five children who comment on the content and offer advice about the concrete problems: family, home, everyday life, conflict and achievements. The book uses stories about children from different socio-economic, family, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The aim is for this book to be relatable for as many children as possible.

The Forest for Little Ones
Children's Books2021 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Forest for Little Ones

Marit Røgeberg Ertzeid

In The Forest for Little Ones, children see and learn about well-known trees, insects, flowers and fungi that they can find in the forest. Easy-to-read and accessible non-fiction about Norwegian nature for the youngest readers. Each entry has a big, clear close-up image of the tree or the beetle in question, along with a small picture that shows more detail. The factual sentences contain fun, exciting information about every single thing. The text is simple, using words and expressions from the child’s own world.