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Fjols
Children's Books2013 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Fjols

Flu Hartberg

Fjols loves hats! His flat is covered in all sorts of hats from all over the world: sombreros, cowboy hats, caps, top hats? you name it! One evening Fjols is getting ready for bed when he hears a scary noise that won't stop. The sound is coming from the floor above his own. Fjols begins to feel afraid; he's never heard a peep from the flat above his own before now. What if there is somebody up there who wants to steal all of his marvelous hats? "An exciting aspect of this book is that both children and adults are left with the idea that things jolly well are not always what they seem. Which is something that grown-ups would do well to remember and children had better learn. This is of course one of the fundamental elements of tolerance and acceptance of other people. At the same time, the book speaks a little about how, even if things look very weird, there may be no reason to feel scared.”Uriks

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Jump, Grandad!
Children's Books2013 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 9

Jump, Grandad!

Tiril Valeur

Grandad is picking Lea up from school today, but they have to hurry because Lea has ballet class! When the time comes for Grandad to help Lea get changed, they get a suprise. None of Lea's pretty dance clothes are to be found in Grandad's bag, and Lea doesn't feel like dancing at all anymore. If only Grandad could find some way to persuade her. A sweet and familiar tale of what happens when a grandfather joins his granddaughter's dance class. 'Tiril Valeur amuses both children and adults with her vivid illustrations and colourful style. A terrific book for a child learning to read. [...] The central characters are great fun and the story both simple enough and good enough to sustain the enthusiasm for reading in the youngest children.'Fædrelandsvennen

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The Sámi
Children's Books2012 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Sámi

Sigbjørn Skåden

Who are the Sámi people? How do they live? What does it mean to be Sámi? Most people in Norway know a little about the Sámi people. Perhaps you know that they have reindeer, or that they speak a different language. Maybe you know that the Sámi people have their own parliament in Kárášjoga. This book will teach you a little more about the Sámi people, and just what it means to be Sámi today.

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We Want a Dog!
Children's Books2012 · 68 pp · Age 6 - 12

We Want a Dog!

Ragnfrid Trohaug

The twins Jenny and Ole have a fanatical wish that many children will be familiar with: they want a dog! The twins are willing to do almost anything to convince Mummy and Daddy that they will take responsibility for a pet. Even tidying their room! But when they discover that this doesn't help, they are forced to think bigger. Kidnapping a dog from the kennel seems like a very good idea.

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Football Shoes
Children's Books2012 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

Football Shoes

Brynjulf Jung Tjønn

Sigurd can't wait for the tournament! He is hoping to be picked as striker today. But then Sigurd realises that he has forgotten to bring his football shoes, and so his best friend Helge is striker instead. It is no fun at all to watch the tournament from the bench, he thinks, no matter how exciting the competition is. But then Helge is injured! Fotballskoene is a charming and familiar little book about football, competition and friendship. 'This book is written in capitals and it meant I knew the letters and could read some of the words. It was great. It’s fine for everyone who likes football and especially for children who are learning to read. I liked the pictures in the book, too, especially the ones with the coach.'Jakob (6), Foreldre & Barn

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Time to Tidy Up
Children's Books2012 · Age 3 - 9

Time to Tidy Up

Camilla Kuhn

It's time to tidy up, but Daddy and Jens would rather go to the swimming pool. Unfortunately the two of them are discovered by Jens' little sister as they attempt to sneak out. Strangely enough neither she nor Mummy are angry. When Daddy and Jens reach the swimming pool, they understand why. 'This is a splendid book for children who have just learnt to read.'Østlands-posten

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Åsa's Chills
Children's Books2011 · 52 pp · Age 6 - 12

Åsa's Chills

Eldrid Johansen

Åsa doesn’t like the house they have moved to. It’s cold, and there’s a boy sitting in the bathtub. There’s a man standing in the kitchen too, though he doesn’t make a sound. And Mummy and Daddy can’t see a thing! Is it only Åsa that can see it’s haunted here? A real thriller for all readers that like a scare!

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Ida and the Wolf
Children's Books2011 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 9

Ida and the Wolf

Camilla Kuhn

Ida is going to sleep over at Grandma’s. Grandma sits at her bedside and reads a fairytale about a wolf that eats a little girl and her grandmother. In the darkness Ida thinks she hears sinister noises. It’s the wolf! Ida og ulven is a thriller for the youngest readers.

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Loose Tooth
Children's Books2011 · 44 pp · Age 3 - 9

Loose Tooth

Camilla Kuhn

Tim can't wait for his loose tooth to fall out. He plans to give it to the tooth fairy and hopes to receive some money in return. Tim is saving up for a bicycle. However, by some unfortunate accident, he swallows the tooth and suddenly everything looks very bleak. Right up until the moment he makes a toilet visit, that is, when he hears something tinkle all the way down in the toilet bowl. Can it be...?

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The Swimming Pool
Children's Books2011 · 36 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Swimming Pool

Jan Chr. Næss

The silly lifeguard says that Fredrik can't bring his dog Rufus into the swimming pool, even though he is Fredrik's very best friend. What will Fredrik do now?

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