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On the Run in Sillyland
Children's Books2015 · 144 pp · Age 6 - 12

On the Run in Sillyland

Cathrine Myhre Solbjør

På rømmen i dusteland is the winner of Cappelen Damm's children's novel competition. From the jury's assessment: "Cathrine Myhre Solbjør's manuscript is teasing, fast-paced and original. The style is loud but thoughtful, catching the intensity of children's experiences. It makes fun of the adult world and demonstrates emphatically that if there are people who do many strange and childish things, they are the grown-ups. Whether it is the main character's mother who blogs about every trivial incident, or her father who does push-ups in the yard and is so stressed-out that he puts the pizza into the dishwasher to warm. Cathrine Myhre Solbjør emerged early in the judging and was unanimously selected as winner. She has written a story which is as fearless and frisky as its main character, Elina. It has a secure place in a Nordic tradition of vigorous and capable girl heroes, while going its own way to describe a new age." ‘I like the main character Elina’s energy and courage. The burlesque elements work brilliantly … this is a good old story told in a rather new way.’AFTENPOSTEN ’A fast-moving story about a lively girl … Elina herself is clearly a children’s book heroine. Rather lonely, but energetic and fearless. She has a taste for fast and dangerous adventures and an open mind about unorthodox people. … Thomas Kirkeberg’s illustrations are humorous and as dramatic and exaggerated as the plot itself. The speed and excitement of the text and the pictures will certainly appeal to children, as will the theme of new and old friendships and of clinging onto hope when everything seems gloomy.’DAGBLADET

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The World’s Most Dangerous Gang 2
Children's Books2015 · 128 pp · Age 6 - 12

The World’s Most Dangerous Gang 2

Arne Svingen

VERDENS FARLIGSTE GJENG (the World's Most Dangerous Gang) – better known as VFG – is back! The three boys that hang around in the forest behind the bins and who prefer to be known as Killer, Belly Bounce and Morto have now teamed up with Vampire Rose. Together they terrorise the neighbourhood and do bitter battle with the Gruesome Gents' Gang (GGG). This new book contains four new stories about VFG. Real villains turn up in the Evil Forest, and on Halloween itself! Can a dinosaur skeleton save them from boring days at school? And which one of them has the strongest dad? Will VFG really end up being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize after the events of one dramatic winter's day? With Ida Larmo's crazy illustrations and comic strips, VFG is never boring! And with refined text types, style and colours, Arne Svingen's fun text becomes easy to read and entertaining. Crazy, funny and easy to read!

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The Zombie Hunt
Children's Books2015 · 112 pp · Age 9+

The Zombie Hunt

Jon Ewo

Martin and Marit love everything about zombies. So they are very glad when Zombie-land re-opens, an amusement park with zombies as its theme. The park also has a new attraction, the Zombie-hunt Maze, with the bonus of a cash prize for the winner. Martin and Marit can hardly wait. But there is also another new attraction in the park which exceeds all expectations, as they soon find themselves being hunted by real zombies.