Bjørn F. Rørvik
When First Knight and Christmas Tree Chief Torkel Wobbletwig slips on the ice and possibly breaks his leg, Sir Rosenbush and Sir Bang spring into action. “We can go find a Christmas tree!” says Sir Bang. But the King is sceptical. Finding the perfect Christmas tree isn’t a job for just anyone. And this year, it’s especially important that the tree is EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA perfect, so he doesn’t become a laughing stock for the second year in a row. Last year’s tree was so crooked it ended up on YouTube! “Knight Bang and I shall find the best Christmas tree in the world!” says Sir Rosenbush.“Trust us!” says Sir Bang. So off they go, with a toboggan and a saw, up the steep hill and into the forest. Where something, perhaps the howling of wolves, can be heard in the night…
Oda Weider-Krog
Starting kindergarten is a huge upheaval: both children and their parents have to get used to a whole new daily routine. So many exciting experiences lie ahead and there are so many new faces to meet! But what actually happens at kindergarten? What clothes do you need? What games and activities can you look forward to? And why do grownups have to go to work anyway? Starting Kindergarten is a richly illustrated guide for both children who are about to start kindergarten and their parents, with a focus on simplified language and attractive pictures. The book aims to give the very youngest children a kindergarten-related vocabulary and help them begin to understand what it means to start kindergarten. The warm, accommodating illustrations allow children to explore the different indoor and outdoor areas of the kindergarten for themselves.