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The Wolf
Children's Books2024 · 144 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Wolf

Roger Brendhagen / Ole Mathismoen

Did you know that the wolf is the smartest animal in the forest? Only a few wild animals cooperate when hunting. Wolves are masters of cooperation, just like lions and dolphins. The wolf is the ancestor of all domesticated dogs, and it is terrified of humans. Do you know why wolves howl? It is to warn other wolf packs that this area is occupied. A wolf's howl can be heard a mile away. This is the second book in the magnificent series about Norway's wild animals, from the author of the award-winning bestseller Nordic Nature, Ole Mathismoen. Unique world-class photographs from Roger Brendhagen, with entertaining and engaging text. The book also has illustrations by the award-winning artist Esther van Hulsen. You have never been closer to our wild animals!

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Unsolved Mysteries from around the World
Children's Books2024 · 120 pp · Age 9 - 12

Unsolved Mysteries from around the World

Pernille Tufte Radeid

In Unsolved Mysteries from Around the World readers will find out about all kinds of sinister and unexplained happenings from every corner of the world – and get a chance to dig around in all the clues and evidence. Who was Jack the Ripper, the murderer who killed several women on the streets of London in 1888? What happened to the Sodder children who vanished without a trace after a fire in West Virginia on Christmas Eve in 1945? And is Himeji Castle in Japan really haunted? Unsolved Mysteries from Around the World is a collection of 33 mysterious, unsolved spooky stories that are guaranteed to raise the hairs on the back of readers’ necks – young and old alike! Illustrator Jannicke Hansen has filled the book with mysterious, eerie, spooky drawings that will absorb and fascinate young readers. WINNER OF THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE'S ILLUSTRATION PRIZE 2024

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Unbelievable Outer Space
Children's Books2024 · 112 pp · Age 9 - 12

Unbelievable Outer Space

Alexander H. Sandtorv

Outer space is full of puzzles and mysteries. Where did it come from? How did the Earth come into being? What about all the stars and planets? Why do night and day exist, and will we ever be able to live on another planet? The author joins us along the way like a kind of nutty professor, accompanied by his robot sidekick, BipBoop. BipBoop is equipped with all the latest apps and ground-breaking technology. He can make oxygen, has super-cool rockets, can access all the information on the entire internet and is even a miniature time machine.

Farm Animals for Little Ones
Children's Books2023 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

Farm Animals for Little Ones

Marit Røgeberg Ertzeid

In Farm Animal for Little Ones the children see and learn about well-known farm animals. In this book you meet cows, sheep, dogs, and cats, but also the common eider and reindeer. Farm Animals for Little Ones is the sixth book in a series of easy-to-read and accessible non-fiction for the very youngest readers. Each spread has a large and clear close-up of the animal in question, as well as a smaller picture showing more detail. The text includes fun and exciting information about each animal. The text is easy to read and uses words and phrases that children are familiar with. Marit Røgeberg Ertzeid is a mother, grandmother, and pre-school teacher. Through her books about nature for little ones, she wishes to help children become curious about everything that lives and moves in nature. And to offer answers to all the things children have questions about.

Where Do Words Come From?
Children's Books2023 · 128 pp · Age 9+

Where Do Words Come From?

Ingebjørg Tonne / Helene Uri

Our language is around us all the time, and we use hundreds of words every single day. Some words are funny to pronounce, some are complicated, some sound foreign. But where do they really come from? Etmyology is the study of the history of the form of words – the history of and the history about words. Many think it’s exciting knowing where words come from, and in this beautifully illustrated book, big and small readers get lots of interesting material to frolic in. Because the ciabatta does after all taste extra good when you know the word really means ‘slipper’ in Italian. And maybe you’ll jump up even quicker when the fire alarm sounds, and you know that alarm means ‘to weapon’? Windows are wind eyes, a hole where the wind can blow through. Shampoo is a Hindi word, which means to massage.

How to Talk About Death
Children's Books2023 · 80 pp · Age 3 - 6

How to Talk About Death

Anna Fiske

Death is next up in Anna Fiske’s How series. This is a topic that children are curious about, and which adults may find difficult to discuss. What actually happens with the body when you die? What’s a funeral? And why do we even have to die? Anna Fiske has an incredibly unique form of communicating, and in How to Talk About Death she speaks to the children at their level and takes them seriously, while also managing to write a heart-warming, inclusive and at times even funny book about death. A perfect conversation starter for anyone who has questions about death, or who knows someone who’s passed away. The How-series has been a phenomenal success both in Norway and abroad, and it has been translated into multiple languages. NOMINATED TO THE BRAGE PRIZE FOR BEST NON-FICTION BOOK FOR CHILDREN Useful and concrete about death "Children and adults grieve differently, and Fiske’s book is wide-open with tolerance and understanding. Fiske does what she does best: illustrates and explains in clear and thorough manner – and at the same time, simply and straightforwardly." VÅRT LAND

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Why doesn’t the moon fall down?
Children's Books2023 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 12

Why doesn’t the moon fall down?

Dennis Siva Lie

We’re back with 52 new questions children often ask, this time about science. How much does a cloud weigh? Who invented the internet? How many trees do we need to make one toilet roll? And why does the slice of bread with Nutella always fall with the Nutella-side down? Dennis Siva answers these questions, and 48 others. Siva is a biologist and known from the children’s science programme Newton, and is skilled at explaining science to kids. Why doesn’t the moon fall down? is educational, easy to understand and humorously illustrated, and a perfect for beginning to teach science to children aged 6–9. The entire series is illustrated by Leonard Furuberg, who has a playful and accessible style reminiscent of Pixar/ Disney animation.

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Why Don't We Eat Banana Peel?
Children's Books2023 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 9

Why Don't We Eat Banana Peel?

Emilie Nereng

A fun and educational book about food! Children have many strange questions and in this non-fiction series they get their answers. In Why Don't We Eat Banana Peel? the nutritional advisor Emilie Nereng answers the children’s questions about food. Because why are strawberries spotty on the outside? Can you eat eggshells? Who invented spaghetti? Do they only eat Indian food in India? Why Don't We Eat Banana Peel? is educational, easy to understand and humorously illustrated. It’s the perfect conversation starter for children between 6 and 9 years.

Bloodsuckers
Children's Books2023 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bloodsuckers

Line Renslebråten

There are many fascinating creatures who live off eating blood. They are called hematophages. How did they develop this ability?Does nature really need these bloodsuckers to be part of the ecosystem? Did you know that blood can be any colour from yellow to purple to transparent to green? Animals who live off eating blood have their own unique properties, and there are more of them than you think… In this book you get to meet some of them!

A Little Book About Farts!
Children's Books2023 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 12

A Little Book About Farts!

Lars Mæhle

Put a clothes peg on your nose and enter the insane world of farts! Yes, in this book you will learn anything about farts and gas and silent killers. Amazing facts about farts, funny poems, silly rules, and fart stories from real life. And it all stinks! Did you for example know why the giraffe has their butt so far away from their nose? Or that a loud fart once set off a war? Or that a master farter held a fart show on one of the most famous stages in the world, for several years? Or that a Swedish football player got a red card for farting? All this – and more! – you’ll learn about in A Little Book About Farts!A Reading Lion title for readers between 7 and 10 years old.

The Heart
Children's Books2023 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Heart

Sarah Roxana Herlofsen

The first title in a new series called My Body! Fun, exciting and very strange facts about the body. The first book addresses the Heart. Did you know that the heart of a blue whale is the same size as a car? That you can die from a broken heart? How about the fact that the hearts of astronauts become smaller when they spend a long time in space? Come along on an exciting exploration of the human body! Ideal for children who have just learnt to read.

Everybody Has to Poo
Children's Books2023 · 40 pp · Age 6 - 9

Everybody Has to Poo

Lena Lindahl

Startling and fun facts about how animals poo! It’s completely wild and very strange how many different ways there are to poo. Did you know that wombat poops square shapes and builds them into towers?Or that snails have their butt on their neck?Or that bears can keep their poo in for half a year, and that the vulture poos on their leg? A funny book for children who can read longer texts.