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The Beepomate
Children's Books2008 · 48 pp

The Beepomate

Bjørn F. Rørvik

The two friends, Fox and Piglet, have found out about a new invention, where you put an empty bottle into a machine and get a beep back. They want to try and make their own machine. But it should be for full bottles and preferably with some cakes and sweets, too. They build with great enthusiasm, but business does not go very well. Fortunately Cow comes along and saves the day. This is the ninth book about the cult characters Fox and Piglet!

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Detours
Literature and Fiction / Children's Books2007 · 64 pp

Detours

Øyvind Torseter

Winner of the BolognaRagazzi Award 2008! Detours (Avstikkere) is an art book and an adventure book. It is neither a typical children’s book nor a typical adult’s book, but it is suitable for children who like to look at pictures and use their imagination. There is no on-going story, but the book has five parts, each with its own story. In addition every picture is a story in itself. Øyvind Torseter is one of Norway’s most prominent illustrators. Several of his books have won prizes.

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The Danish Poet
Children's Books2007 · 48 pp

The Danish Poet

Torill Kove

The Danish poet, Kasper Jørgensen, travels to Norway to meet the famous Norwegian poet, Sigrid Undset. But it starts to rain on the way to Lillehammer and Kasper has to take shelter at the nearest farm. He meets Ingeborg there and falls in love with her. But Ingeborg is engaged to oldest son on a neighbouring farm and Kasper heads back to Denmark disappointed and confused. But this isn’t the end of the story! The film The Danish Poet won an Oscar for Best Animated Short in 2007.

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Hello Earth!
Children's Books2007 · 40 pp

Hello Earth!

Anna Fiske

Hello Earth! is a search and find book. We follow six people on Earth for 16 hours. The reader can also find a lot of other things that happen or change from one hour to the next. For example, the small red car that’s always going the wrong way, or the giraffe that’s eating nearly all the leaves on the tree, and the lady who’s knitting a really long scarf; all these can be found in the book. The pictures are alive with details, and this is a book that you can read over and over again and still find something new. This is a lovely picture book for both children and adults. 'This is the kind of book that both children and adults enjoy reading. Children are often better than adults at finding the tiny details and this book is a treasure trove of details. …Anna Fiske’s world is filled with humorous characters and surprises, and the drawings are extremely charming.'AFTENPOSTEN 'Hallo Jorda! is simply ingenious as well as original ... A little gem of a book!’Oppland Areiderblad ‘Will doubtlessly become a source of joy for many!’ADRESSEAVISEN

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Mum's Hair
Children's Books2007 · 32 pp

Mum's Hair

Gro Dahle

Emma has the prettiest mum in the world, the best mum in the world. But sometimes Mum just lies there on the sofa and is strange and scared and sad. Then she can’t be bothered to do anything and the sun is gone. Her hair is full of waves and curls. It must be difficult being able to think with so many curls, Emma thinks and gets a brush from the drawer. Emma brushes and brushes, but the hair is really tangled and Emma has to get right down into the hair, in there where wild and dangerous creatures live. Emma becomes scared. But there’s a man with glasses standing in the middle of all this hair. – What are you doing in Mum’s hair? says Emma. – The same as you, he says, – trying to help.The story is poetic and intense and will appeal to both children and adults. The beautiful and expressive illustrations are drawn by Svein Nyhus.

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The Mosquito Spray
Children's Books2007 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Mosquito Spray

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Piglet is sitting under a tree. Suddenly he hears a fluttering buzzing sound. What makes that kind of noise? Then he feels a bite in his back and realises it must be a mosquito. He runs off to Fox to get some help and Fox has a good idea. They can make a mosquito spray from something Fox has in his fridge. The important thing is that it is well-passed its «sell-by date» and smells awful.When the spray is ready they slap a load on themselves. And the spray works, both against mosquitoes and others creatures, so Fox and Piglet have to go away as far as they can. But they are still up for a big surprise...‘The book is innocent and entertaining, written to amuse and develop the imagination of both younger and older readers.’ OPPLAND ARBEIDERBLADThe Mosquito Spray is the eighth book about Fox and Piglet. The books have won the Ministry of Culture’s Picture-Book prize.

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Garmann's Summer
Children's Books2006 · 48 pp · Age 3+

Garmann's Summer

Stian Hole

Winner of the BolognaRagazzi Award 2007 Summer is nearly over and Garmann is going to start school. Garmann is dreading it, and he tries to find out if adults dread doing things, too, while he’s seeing if he’s got a loose tooth. Garmann thinks about life and death, the present and the future. «What do you want to be when you grow up?» Aunt Augusta whispers to him. «A sword-swallower,» Garmann answers.This is an unusual and nice story in words and pictures by Stian Hole.‘Fantastic illustrations and a warm story about approaching a change in life.’Dagsavisen‘Let it be said straight away: this is a lovely book! It feels good to hold it, it is beautiful to look at, and the story touches your heart.’Drammens TidendeIn 2009Garmann’s Summer has received the Mildred L. Batchelder Award, announced by the Amercian Library Association.Garmann’s Summer also won the French Prix Sorciere for best album of the year 2008.

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The Goblins Association
Children's Books2006 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Goblins Association

Bjørn F. Rørvik

The Goblin Association (Nisseforeningen) is the seventh picture book about Fox and Piglet. Papp the farty goblin has joined an association, "Goblins without Borders". He’s a little bit anxious about his first meeting, and would like Fox and Piglet to go with him, even though they aren’t goblins. The meeting doesn’t go quite as Papp the fool had thought. But after a while, he is very satisfied, especially after he wins a lovely prize. The book is absurd and realistic and, quite simply, wonderful! Bjørn F. Rørvik and Per Dybvig have created a fantastic universe where Fox and Piglet are in the centre. They received the Norwegian Ministry of Arts and Science picture book award for their books about Fox and Piglet in 2005.

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Den gamle mannen og hvalen
Children's Books2005 · 48 pp

Den gamle mannen og hvalen

Stian Hole

This is a clever story in text and pictures about Cornelius who lives with his cat, Trass, far up in the north, where the sea and mountains meet. Halvor, Cornelius’ brother, lives nearby. The brothers are bitter enemies and they haven’t spoken to each other for many years. But one day Cornelius finds a whale stranded on the beach. He can’t manage to free the large mammal. How can he get the whale back into the sea? The book is both traditional and original. The beautiful illustrations have strong, clear colours and lots of exciting details to get engrossed in.

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For a fist full of Oates
Children's Books2005 · 40 pp

For a fist full of Oates

Øyvind Torseter

A real cowboy book! A cowboy has got hold of a sack of money and wants to bury it. He draws a map and makes a cross in the sand to mark the right spot. But sand, as we all know, can be blown away.As the cowboy is making his way home, he goes the wrong way and ends up in another house. He looks for his horse, but of course it’s not there, and the cowboy thinks that the horse has been stolen. There’s a birds-eye picture at the end so that it’s possible for the reader to discover where the money is buried.

Johannes Jensen Falling in Love
Children's Books2005 · 48 pp · Age 3+

Johannes Jensen Falling in Love

Henrik Hovland

A new book about Johannes Jensen that will please many, adult and child alike. The first book was incredibly popular and is becoming a cult book. This time Johannes falls in love with Frida. He’s never seen anything as beautiful as her. But Frida is a sociable lady who, amongst other things, goes tango dancing and Johannes Jensen knows that what he feels in his heart is both love and jealousy. What happens to this feeling? Suitable for children from three upwards.

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Tikk takk, sier Tiden
Children's Books2005 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Tikk takk, sier Tiden

Gro Dahle

A new picture book by Gro Dahle and Svein Nyhus is always something to look forward to. Jenta receives a watch from her grandmother and develops a relationship to time. She encounters time as though it is something concrete. Time takes control over the whole family. Jenta throws the watch way and Time stops. But then after a while she has to call it back and reconcile herself with it. The story contains both poetry and drama. The pictures are expressive with little detail and simple figures. The book addresses a theme everyone has a relationship to and to which you can let your mind run free endlessly. From five and up.