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The Tiger Queen
Children's Books2017 · 64 pp · Age 6 - 9

The Tiger Queen

Tor Åge Bringsværd

Don't miss the brand-new, exciting continuation of the story about the wolf boy, Tal and the mammoth girl, Nea. Tal, Nea and the sabre-tooth tiger Shita are migrating south, to the land where it is always summer. One day, some unknown sabre-tooth tigers show up – they are almost identical to Shita. And before they're able to stop her, Shita disappears with her new friends! Nea is inconsolable. And it gets worse: before they find Shita again, someone else finds them, and suddenly Tal and Nea are trapped in a village – where everyone is trying to cram them full of food! How will they manage to escape, now that Shita has abandoned them? Tigerdronning is Tor Åge Bringsværd and Haakon Lie's seventh book about Tal, Nea and Shita.

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The Edward Rubikon mysteries
Children's Books2016 · 112 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Edward Rubikon mysteries

Aleksander Kirkwood Brown

Edward's father works at Grimsrud Fortress, where a crypt has just been discovered. But before they managed to open the grave, the fortress began to collapse and had to be shut down. Edward and Kasper realise that something supernatural is to blame, and go to visit the fortress in the dead of night. In the grave, the ghost of King Grimm is lying in wait, planning to wake up his old army to achieve what he never managed to do when he was alive – conquer Grimsrud.

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The Edward Rubikon mysteries
Children's Books2016 · 144 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Edward Rubikon mysteries

Aleksander Kirkwood Brown

Mysterious beetles and monsters appear, creating chaos. Edward and Kasper begin to investigate, and come across an old book with dark powers. It turns out there is another world that is hidden from most people. And somebody wants to open a door to let the monsters who live there into our world. Now it's up to Edward and Kasper to stop the downfall of Grimsrud – and perhaps the entire world.

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Bettina the bridesmaid
Children's Books2016 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bettina the bridesmaid

Sidsel Jøranlid

Bettina is going to be a bridesmaid for Mum and Dad and is really looking forward to it. Just before the wedding she's invited to a princess birthday party. Bettina sneaks in to try on her bridesmaid dress. That wasn't smart! The dress rips along the zip and even though Grandma tries to fix it in secret, it still isn't quite the way it was before.Luckily, Grandma remembers which dress it was Bettina actually wanted – the blue Cinderella dress that Mum didn't think was suitable for a proper wedding.

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The bird
Children's Books2016 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 12

The bird

Rune Belsvik

One day in Silly Bay a seagull stops in the middle of the road and causes a traffic jam. The grown-ups shout and the lorries toot their horns, but in the end Mo's the one who gets the seagull to move. Mo is just as much in love with Unn as ever. He suggests to Unn that they should follow the seagull. Perhaps something magical will happen? In any case, it's great to go for a walk with Unn, even if they're on their way to a place where they're not allowed to go.

Birthday
Children's Books2016 · 36 pp · Age 3 - 9

Birthday

Jan Chr. Næss

It's Roza's dog's birthday. Roza wants to bake the very best possible cake for King, who is now 5 years old! Roza knows that King loves liver pâté and mince and lamb sausage. Dad's slippers and dead flowers obviously have to go in too. Ready now, into the oven with it! And then it's just a matter of waiting … Bursdag is a really charming Lion Cub-book from Jan Chr. Næss, this time in collaboration with illustrator Stina Langlo Ørdal.

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Boo!
Children's Books2016 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 9

Boo!

Jon Ewo

Bø! is about the meeting between a classic ghost and a child, with an unexpected twist. What happens when a child has to go through a dark wood and a ghost suddenly appears? The Lion Cub-series offers simple, funny and entertaining books to help children learn to read.

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The Mystery of the Cream
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Mystery of the Cream

Jan Chr. Næss

Granny has a big problem: her cream has disappeared … Fortunately she has detective Ole to help her! Ole thinks very hard and looks for tracks and clues. Who can have stolen Granny's cream? Fløte-mysteriet is something quite new within its genre: easily read crime! And whoever wants to solve the mystery also has to look for clues in the language.

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What’s down there?
Children's Books2016 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 9

What’s down there?

Max Estes

The local children find a hole. But what on Earth can be at the bottom of it? Is it a bear? Or maybe it's a pirate treasure or all the socks which disappear? Max Estes creates humour and interesting reading from something as small as a hole in the ground. Perfect for those who want to read a book on their own for the first time! This is a loosely connected sequel to Skynd deg lille bille (2015)

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Where is the brain?
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Where is the brain?

Sebastian Krogh Eidbo

Victor is not just a monster but is also terribly messy. When he and his dad are about to go to school, he discovers that he's mislaid his brain. A book in the Lion Cub-series with a monstrously funny, spooky twist. The Lion Cub-series offers simple, funny and entertaining books to help children learn to read.

Lunda at Riding School
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Lunda at Riding School

Camilla Kuhn

Lunda has her first day at riding school. Everything that can go wrong, does go wrong. She gets caught up in the bushes, obstructs the traffic and gallops when she should trot. There is no end of ways to make a fool of yourself when you are a beginner at riding school; especially if you are a horse, like Lunda! Camilla Kuhn has written and illustrated a colourful and comical book in the Little Lion series about the challenges at a riding school – from a pony's perspective.

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The tree
Children's Books2016 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

The tree

Kari Stai

Truls loves to climb and no wonder – because he has a tree of his very own. And it isn't just any old tree: Truls' tree is a hundred metres high! Truls has never been to the top before. So isn't it about time he had a try? The Lion Cub-series offers simple, funny and entertaining books to help children learn to read.

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