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Rikka Doesn’t Give Up
Children's Books2021 · 152 pp · Age 9 - 12

Rikka Doesn’t Give Up

Maiken Nylund

About being almost 11 and constantly having to go back and forth between your parents, about the people around you wanting to decide everything and the fact that your boyfriend is suddenly about to move away. It isn’t easy being Rikka. Who’s she going to hang out with if Jimmy moves and Lise has become friends with Gitte, who has always been mean to Rikka? A warm and relatable book about friendship, enmity and maybe a touch of heartache.

Rights soldSold to Denmark
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Pepperoni Circus and the Chicken Cannon
Children's Books2021 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 9

Pepperoni Circus and the Chicken Cannon

Camilla Victoria Storm

In Pepperoni Circus and the Chicken Cannon we meet circus ringmaster Pål-O Pepperonini and his fabulous hens. The hens, which are White Italians, are extraordinarily well trained. They don’t say a single word, but cluck instead – and only Pepperoni can understand what they say. At the deepest level, this book is about what happens if people are too strict with their children.

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.

The Castle
Children's Books2021 · 160 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Castle

Agnar Lirhus

Twelve-year-old Tor and his friends break into The Castle one night to take revenge on Tommy who didn’t invite them to the year’s coolest birthday pool party for their class. The Castle is a luxury hotel and Tommy is the owner’s son. But what starts off as an innocent revenge suddenly develops into something far more dramatic. Because Tor spots a girl through the basement window who doesn’t look like a regular hotel guest. Tor sneaks inside on subsequent nights and eventually discovers that there’s something funny going on at the Castle. Why is million-dollar art disappearing? Why does the girl have to stay in the basement? And where do they come from, all those members of staff? The Castle is a novel about injustice, friendship and the stirrings of emotion between boy and girl.

Rights soldSold to Denmark and Russia
The Snow Monsters
Children's Books2021 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Snow Monsters

Bjørn Ousland

A comic book that offers exactly the right amount of scary for the very youngest readers! The snow is pelting down as Pi and Peder head outside with their sleds. In the wasteland behind the house, Peder is kidnapped by a flock of scary snow monsters, and Pi follows the trail all the way to the ice castle, where thrills, spills and new adventures await … Bjørn Ousland has an immense talent for telling exciting and ever-so-slightly scary stories for children. The books about Peder and Pi are full to the brim with imagination and magic. These are books that take play and children seriously!

Sleep Tight, Little Rabbit
Children's Books2021 · Age 0 - 3

Sleep Tight, Little Rabbit

Ingrid Erøy Fagervik

It’s time for Little Rabbit to go to bed. This book shows children all the things we do at bedtime. The cardboard books from Blafre-design are brightly coloured and playful, with rhyming text for the very youngest children.

The Mindspinner
Children's Books2021 · 352 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Mindspinner

Vibeke Koehler

When Anna's parents suddenly have to leave to carry out an important mission overseas, Anna is sent to stay with her grandparents. One day, she sees Grandma leading a meeting where inexplicable things happen. It turns out that Grandma leads a secret society of witches and wizards who have spent hundreds of years hiding behind something thoroughly dull that actually turns out to be thoroughly magical. Along with two new friends, Anna gets to explore a mysterious, magical world and learns to use abilities that can help the secret society – although for Anna, these abilities may also be dangerous. The Mindspinner is a thrilling fantasy story that draws readers into a magical world packed with Norse mythology, ancient superstitions and scary baddies.This book is suitable for readers between 9 and 12 and is especially suited to anybody out there who likes the Harry Potter books. The Mindspinner is the first book in a trilogy. ‘Everything is at stake, the tapestry of life is falling apart. Vibeke Koehler establishes her fantasy universe with a close connection to the environmental challenges we are facing. … her children’s book debut builds on a simple, but genius idea.’ BERGENS TIDENE ‘Vibeke Koehler has created a complex world where myths and magic are intertwined with our reality. … The textile subject’s toolbox and vocabulary often appear in this magic world full of self-knitting knitting needles, “wool-ology”, talking dolls, ninja-socks and “spools of thread- spiders”. … Craft-inspired expressions and formulas are laid out as tiny Easter egg-surprises throughout the whole book.’ PERISKOP.no

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Tilla and the Water Creature
Children's Books2021 · 72 pp · Age 3 - 9

Tilla and the Water Creature

Flu Hartberg

Come along on a colourful, hazardous journey to a place you’ve never been before! One day when Tilla has to stay at home because she has a fever, the water suddenly starts to rise – and the whole world gets flooded. Does the US President know about this? Something has to be done, so Grandpa and Tilla sail off in Grandpa’s lovely old bathtub. A lively, energetic picture book – with a pretty serious underlying theme. A pleasure to read aloud and a clever way of conveying that we need to take care of the ocean!

Things that get lost
Children's Books2021 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Things that get lost

Kim Fupz Aakeson

Two of Scandinavia's masters of children's books, Kim Fupz Aakeson and Stian Hole, have joined to make this beautiful picture book.Aksel's best friend, Bosse, is gone. He has moved to Australia. It's on the other side of the planet. So Bosse is really gone. And Aksel misses him very much. Imagine if there was a store where you could buy things that have gone missing. Maybe you could find something else when something is lost. A new friend for example. Things that get lost is a touching book about longing and friendship.

Rights soldSold to Belgium and Germany
Two Little Knights
Children's Books2021 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 9

Two Little Knights

Bjørn F. Rørvik

The princess has gone missing – has she been kidnapped by the dragon? Sir Rosebush and Sir Bang are sent off to bring her back. But it isn’t as easy as you might think. The Princess always causes so much fuss, and the dragon isn’t exactly a cuddly toy… and besides, Rosebush has just polished his sword. Maybe they should just drop the whole thing?That’s when Bang gets a text from the king – with dungeon emojis and all. No, it looks as if they’ll just have to get the job done!This is a book about courage and heroic deeds, about getting dressed up and a little bit about not being all that bothered about princesses – or girls in general.Meet Sir Rosebush and Sir Bang – two good friends who think it’s a bit scary to be knights!«… a fun book with an important message: that knights can very well care for makeup and leopard prints, while princesses maybe don’t always have to be so pink and princess-like.»Barnebokkritikk.no (NO)Modern knights in a colorful world«Two little knights is a fairytale story with classical signifiers, but also a welcome update to the gallery of literary personas in children’s fiction, and the restrictive roles that knights, princesses and dragons have been dealt throughout history. The result is a fun, literary love song to what makes us all unique. But at the same time, resting on the insight that we are very much the same, after all.»Dagens Nyheter (SE)

Rights soldSold to 12 territories
Trine’s Food for Young Cooks
Cook Books / Children's Books2021 · 240 pp · Age 9+

Trine’s Food for Young Cooks

Trine Sandberg

Trine Sandberg believes children should be allowed into the kitchen to make the food they like to eat. This book inspires the family’s 10–16-year-olds to spend more time at the kitchen counter, making food for themselves and their family. The book contains 50–60 recipes for children and young people. The dishes are designed to ensure that the household’s young cooks can make the food alone – everything from snacks to dinners and cakes. The recipes are divided into four main sections. In After School, you’ll find toast, wraps, salads and other yummy stuff to tickle your tastebuds after a long day at school. The leftovers can be saved for packed lunches or eaten when you’re training. The Dinner chapter contains delicious food that’s fun to serve up to the whole family. The Friday Fun chapter includes classics like tacos and pizza, as well as vegetarian food like summer rolls. The Cake chapter appeals to anyone with a love of baking and a sweet tooth.