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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.

Rights soldSold to 3 territories
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Hope, Said the Goose
Children's Books2011 · 56 pp · Age 6 - 12

Hope, Said the Goose

Gro Dahle

A lovely collection of animal poetry from one of our foremost picture book creators. As the title suggests, a very special goose takes centre stage. Some of the poems are amusing, whilst others are poignant, philosophical or simply curious. Goose is fond of swan, with his long and elegant neck. It's not all bad being a goose though – especially when the swan whispers beautiful words to her.

Rights soldSold to Greece and Sweden
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...?

Rights soldSold to 3 territories
Don Fridtjof
Children's Books2010 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Don Fridtjof

Anna Bache-Wiig / Lisa Aisato

Spoilt and grumpy Fridtjof the cat is tricked up a tree by none other than a little mouse! There he sits, in the rain and dark, whilst Father can’t think where he could have disappeared. Perhaps Fridtjof will learn something about life perched up there? Or perhaps nothing at all? Will he ever find his way down? ‘Wonderfully original picture book.’ Dagbladet

Rights soldSold to Denmark and Sweden
Kurt Courier
Children's Books2010 · 256 pp · Age 6+

Kurt Courier

Erlend Loe

At last, another book about the fork truck driver Kurt! This time, rebels want to divide Norway into two parts and Kurt has to line up as Gunnar’s courier. His task is to deliver a super-important letter to Gunnar’s brother Bodvar, who is tied up at a quayside somewhere near the Russian border. Kurt is thrown into a near-fatal run of events, what with treachery, deprivation and the constant struggle to find working batteries for the truck.

Rights soldSold to 5 territories
Fumblefield FC
Children's Books2010 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 12

Fumblefield FC

Lars Mæhle

This is the classic tale of a local derby between Knoterud and the snobs from Kaksevika. But someone has stolen Sahir’s lucky gloves! Kaksevika is the prime suspect, naturally. Things don’t get any better when they discover that the referee is half deaf and semi-blind, not to mention his combover…

Rights soldSold to Denmark
The Billy Goats Gruff at the Water Park
Children's Books2009 · 48 pp · Age 0 - 9

The Billy Goats Gruff at the Water Park

Bjørn F. Rørvik

The three Billy Goats Gruff are on their way to the meadow to eat the green grass. But along the road they find a new sign: Water Park – 200 meters. The Gruff brothers think this sounds tempting. And maybe they won't have to face the troll that is always waiting under the bridge to scare them every time they head for the hills.The water park is exciting, especially the long slide. But then the troll shows up …‘Fun reading for the whole family. It doesn’t get much better than this!’FORELDRE & BARN ‘In this staggeringly wise and amusing new version of an old tale, Bjørn F. Rørvik sets the story in the modern day, and has transformed the troll into an uncontrollable bully of the kind that all children are familiar with ... This has become a powerful, colourful and energetic book, and a very contemporary tale with its mix of fairy tale traditions and contemporary children’s culture.’ ADRESSEAVISEN ‘This new and different version of the Billy Goats Gruff is the best children’s book I’ve read in a long time. There’s a bit of everything: a large dose of humour, familiarity, fantastic illustrations, and text that is trendy and well suited both to many children’s daily life experiences and to the illustrations. It’s a perfect length for reading at bedtime, and even a little educational, too ... I’d recommend this to parents looking for something to read to their sweet young things, but also for older children up to around 8 years old. And adults, too! Wonderful stuff!’ GUDBRANDSDØLEN DAGNINGEN ‘The text is well composed, simple and accessible to readers. It will pose no problem to children to follow the story and dramatic composition. There is a wonderful fluency throughout the tale and the book is a very suitable length. Children who are young (and even a little older than that) will be captivated by the story and greatly enjoy this book! ... I give this book a little extra applause for its fantastic illustrations, which are incredibly charming.’ URIKS.NO ‘The Norwegian tale of the Billy Goats Gruff at the Water Park, with text by Bjørn Rørvik and illustrations by Gry Moursund, is among the best I’ve come across within the genre of children’s literature. What makes this book so unique is that it has succeeded in mimicking the naive. Rørvik’s narrative, which comes directly from the Billy Goats Gruff, is highly reminiscent of how children adapt fairy tales in their play. ... I maintain that this is a masterpiece. The book has been my faithful companion for several months and the majority of those who I have shared this with have been utterly enchanted.’BARNBOKSBILDENS VÄNNER, Sweden ‘... This alteration of a well-known fairy tale has become a hugely successful picture book, with a troll that simply has to be seen. Move over, Theodor Kittelsen! ... Moursund and Rørvik have hit upon a common wavelength in both the text and illustrations, where the same playful humour runs throughout ... The Billy Goats Gruff adventure at the water park proves to be perfect reading from the outset. Sometimes a book is based on such a good idea that you feel slightly envious that you didn’t come up with it yourself. This is one of those occasions.’BARNEBOKKRITIKK.NO"Ingeniously crazy! As a reader you will fall instantly for this book!" DIE ZEIT, Germany

Rights soldSold to 13 territories
Featherfart
Children's Books2009 · 192 pp

Featherfart

Rune Belsvik

The small country by the creek is a place for small happenings and great thoughts - where water in the creek is the fastest there is, and every day life becomes a party whenever something happens. Usually Featherfart (Dustefjerten) throws ploppy stones into the creek and talk to the duckling. The Holesnoop (Holesnusken) chops wood. Bunfarts (Bollefisen) has wet feet, and always dreams about something sweet to eat. The ruskfox (Kavringreven) bakes rusks. Oktava sings her songs and maybe dreams of a really cool theatre. And far into the woods, the mountainhen is warming a stone. In this book you find the three first books about Sillyfart and his neighbours and friends. The stories about Dustefjerten are loved by generations of Norwegian children. The books have also been sold to The Netherlands, Germany, Russia, Serbia and The Ukraine.

Rights soldSold to Russia
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.

Rights soldSold to 4 territories
Angry Man
Children's Books2003 · 40 pp

Angry Man

Gro Dahle

Angry Man is a hopeful picture book about difficult living conditions that takes a serious look at the vulnerability of children in a adult world, sending an important message out to children whose lives resemble Boj’s: You are not alone. It is not your fault. You should tell somebody you trust. Because it doesn’t have to be that way. Suitable for children from 5 years old, as well as parents, teachers, psychologists, family counsellors and other adults who relate to parents and children. Rights sold to: DENMARK (Forlaget Alfa | Religionspædagogisk Center), ICELAND (Forlagid), JAPAN (Child Honsha Co., Ltd.), CHINA (21 Century Publishing House), MONGOLIA (NLM-Mongolia), POLAND (EneDueRabe S.C. Publishing House), SERBIA (Ministry of Labour and Social Policy-UNDP), SWEDEN (Daidalos Bokförlag), KOREA (BookInyMyLife Publishing), TAIWAN (Taiwan Mac Education).

Rights soldSold to 15 territories
Kind
Children's Books2002 · 32 pp

Kind

Gro Dahle / Svein Nyhus

Lucy is a very, very gentle little girl. She is so gentle that one day she disappears. Far, far away. Into the walls. She is so quiet and nice that no-one can see her anymore. Neither her mother and father, nor her classmates and teacher. Fortunately Lucy is strong enough to find a way to be visible – showing others that gentle girls must take responsibility and find their own way.

Rights soldSold to 6 territories
Verdas mest forelska par
Children's Books2001 · 224 pp · Age 6 - 12

Verdas mest forelska par

Rune Belsvik

Everywhere in the world there are couples in love. In Bløygen it was Bidger and Esmiluni. They where sometimes so in love that the outdoors lighting would blink. Bløygen is a small place with a total of thirteen residents, a lamppost and a rose bed, a municipal board and a mixed choir. When the world championship in cosy chit chat and romance, the municipal board decides to sign up Bidger and Esmiluni, using the last of the money in the municipality budget to make the small town famous. But in Bløygen we also found the resident Bjørn Disel. He had one great dream in his life: That he would be Esmilunis boyfriend. Rune Belsvik was awarded the Brage Prize in 2000 for the best novel for young readers, and holds a wide and treasured authorship. Here he has conjured a wonderful story for children and adults about the magic and challenges of love, and what can happen when love is put on display.