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Cultivating in Small Spaces
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 176 pp

Cultivating in Small Spaces

Kenneth Ingebretsen / Tommy Tønsberg

Do you dream of harvesting crisp salads or picking fragrant spices from your own crops? You don't need a big garden to grow tasty berries and fruits, crisp vegetables or delicious herbs – a couple of pots and the clever use of space is all you need. Here, you'll learn how to make the most of what you have available and grow your favorite plants – from soil improvement and fertilizer to planting and monitoring. The authors give great tips about cultivating individual vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, fruits and berries, and useful information on varieties that are well suited to your conditions. Food from your own harvest tastes extra good. Plant something you love to eat, is the authors' advice.

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Death
Self Help2017 · 320 pp

Death

Inge Eidsvåg

After having written 12 books, all of which reflect the different stages of life in some way or another, Inge Eidsvåg has chosen this time to confront himself and the readers with the end of life. He is 70 years old, and the horizon of death is moving ever closer. What does this have to do with what we think about life and death? The book alternates between a wide range of disciplines: history, philosophy, psychology, anthropology and fiction.

En frosk i fjorden
Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 272 pp

En frosk i fjorden

Lorelou Desjardins

French Lorelou Desjardins move to Norway and strive to become Norwegian. In this book we get to accompany her on her journey, through funny anecdotes and stories, she tell us about her meeting with Norwegians and Norwegian habits. She takes a course in Norwegian, go on trips to cabins in the woods, learn how to cross country ski, celebrate the 17th of May, try to find love and explore the meaning of having it "koselig".Lorelou is also the writer behind the popular blog A Frog in the Fjord.

COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 176 pp

COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE

Dagny Thurmann-Moe

Did you know that gray cars crash the most and that red cars crash the least? That white, which is used more and more often in both institutions and schools, increases stress, decreases concentration and is a catalyst for headaches? What are colors, why do we need them and what do we use them for? In this book, color expert Dagny Thurmann-Moe battles against an increasingly more colorless existence. She shows us how Norway has gone from being colorful and full of impressions to being a landscape of gray and white, even in the summer. In the first part of the book, she gives an introduction to what colors are, why people need colors, and what we use them for. She explains what a color palette is and how to use it. In the second part, she envisages the use of color in architecture, public spaces, public institutions and on cars. Finally, she shows how we can use colors inside our houses and in our wardrobes, and that colors have a natural place – no matter what style you wish to have.

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COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 176 pp

COLORS FOR THE PEOPLE

Dagny Thurmann-Moe

Did you know that gray cars crash the most and that red cars crash the least? What are colors, why do we need them and what do we use them for? In this book, color expert Dagny Thurmann-Moe battles against an increasingly more colorless existence. She shows us how Norway has gone from being colorful and full of impressions to being a landscape of gray and white, even in the summer. She gives an introduction to what colors are, why people need colors, and what we use them for.

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Kingdom of Frost
Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 192 pp

Kingdom of Frost

Bjørn Roar Vassnes

An award-winning science journalist explains what Earth's frozen waters tell us about the past, present, and future of humanity. "The Kingdom of Frost," or what scientists call the cryosphere, refers to all of Earth's frozen waters. Glaciers, ice caps, and fields of Arctic snow—the cryosphere is vital to our survival. It supplies us with water and helps cool cities from Bangladesh to Bangkok, Los Angeles to Oslo. In this captivating, eye-opening account, esteemed Norwegian writer Bjørn Vassnes interweaves brilliant climate reporting with the fascinating story of Earth's frozen world. He draws on cultural history and anthropology to tell us how the cryosphere once helped to spark life on Earth—and how it continues to sustain us despite its shrinking size. And he answers pressing questions such as: What will happen if it all disappears? ‘Vassnes never get high pitched, there is no alarmism, and no rhetoric about how we are standing at the edge of the abyss. In a hushed manner and with a steady pen, he still makes us aware of the seriousness. Underway to this seriousness we have joined him on an educational journey in the Kingdom of frost.’ KLASSEKAMPEN

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The Boy and the Mountain
Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 144 pp

The Boy and the Mountain

Torbjørn Ekelund

A Journey of Discovery in Norwegian NatureThe Boy and the Mountain is an expedition through Norwegian nature, a conversation between father and son about nature, about traveling outdoors with a backpack and a tent, and about how small humanity is faced with nature. In the summer of 1894 a six-year-old boy is lost under the mountain Styggemann in the area of Skrim. Hundreds of people search for him, but the boy is gone without a trace. 122 years later a father and his six-yearold son go hiking in the same area. Equipped with a tent and a backpack they walk through thick forest and windy mountain planes. The goal: The top of Styggemann.

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Crocheting
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 160 pp

Crocheting

May Britt Bjella Zamori

Your crocheted garments, bags, blankets, pillows and more for yourself and your home will be so cool! This book offers small and large projects, including scarves, short and long vests, jackets, short and long sleeved sweaters, dresses and skirts. Here, there is no lack of creativity in the use of color with thick and thin yarn. This is the book for both beginners and those who have already crocheted a little.

The Story of Maria
Self Help2017 · 192 pp

The Story of Maria

Christine Otterstad

Christine Otterstad tells the story of her daughter Maria, an anxious child with significant challenges. Many children have poor self-esteem and psychological difficulties, but at school they learn very little about this part of life. In this book, you get good advice on how mental techniques can help children cope with new challenges. With mental training, proper focus and simple techniques, everyday life becomes easier and mental health improves.

Tire Change
Literature and Fiction / Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 208 pp

Tire Change

Vigdis Hjorth

The man in front of her was sitting very still on a rock smoking a Prince cigarette, now slightly smiling, with his elbows on his knees and his legs opened wide. Apart from their difference in size, he didn't really measure up to her, so why was she interested in him? But that’s something, anyway, she said to herself; she wasn’t going up the hierarchy, like most women, but down the opposite way. Is it so easy, so childish? To do the opposite? What was she after? She was having a break. From herself, from work, the past, the future, her life. Putting off difficult things, demanding things, have a break, rest at his place. It won’t solve the problem. And he isn’t even aware that there’s a problem. That she is not accountable for her actions at the time of the crime, on the run, that he is a kind of shelter. Tire Change (Hjulskift) is a love story about Truls, a car salesman, and Louise, a professor of literature. It’s an intelligent and humorously told story of an encounter between two people who come from opposite ends of the cultural spectrum. "I can do nothing but to bring out the superlatives (…) She dissects difference in class, love, intimacy, art and life in a pure, simple and extremely precise language."DAGBLADET "Hjorths latest publications portraits ever better dilemmas about living a life in the upper cultural layers of the Norwegian middle class. She writes thought provokingly and entertaining (…) Her books is amongst the best that is published in Norway today."KLASSEKAMPEN Rights sold to Denmark, Poland and Sweden.

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Who will build the Nation?
Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 336 pp

Who will build the Nation?

Jonas Bals

It is not new notion that some people value becoming a carpenter as something less valuable than getting an academic degree at a University. What is new though, is that many of the people who are trained in practical professions no longer will recommend their children to do the same as them. The cause of this is the loss of status that these kind of jobs has experienced - But what has caused this loss of status? In this book Jonas Bals explain why social dumping and dropout from vocational studies is undermining the very idea of the Norwegian Social Democracy.

Why Do Russians Vote for Putin?
Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 256 pp

Why Do Russians Vote for Putin?

Bernhard L. Mohr

In 2006, Bernhard L. Mohr moved to Moscow – a lone Norwegian in a Russian workplace, in a time when many still considered a democratic development in Russia to be both possible and likely. Ten years later he returns to meet his old colleagues to get the answer to that major question: Why do the Russians vote for Putin? Interesting and vivid introduction to Russian Society of today. MINERVA The dream of the Tsar and StalinMohrs friends helps both him and the reader in the understanding of what has been going on in Russia in later years. The author fills out the blanks with background information and facts. The book is easy to read, and most will have the feeling of a wider understanding after reading it.AFTENPOSTEN

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