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Children's Books902Literature and Fiction722Narrative Non-fiction336Self Help179Crafts and Hobbies146Mystery and Crime143Cook Books107UpLit82

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The Hero Mystery
Children's Books2025 · 184 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Hero Mystery

Pia Sabel Gulling

Robin hasn’t given up on his dream of becoming a professional hero like his dad. But when he loses his place on the hero programme, he has to convince Mørknes that he deserves a second chance. Robin is sent off on a mission that turns out to be dangerous and difficult. He and his friends get lost in a criminal underworld that forces them to question everything they have learned. Who’s telling the truth, who’s lying, and who’s sitting on the truth about what really happened to Robin’s dad? The Hero Mystery is the second book in a mysterious, action-packed series for -12-year-olds, and is suitable for readers who are fans of the Artemis Fowl series and the William Wenton books by Bobbie Peers.

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Herman and Hedda and the Trolls
Children's Books2025 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

Herman and Hedda and the Trolls

Geir Moen

Herman and Hedda are best friends. When they play together, anything can happen! Today the trolls in the pillow room come alive, and Herman and Hedda are taken on a true adventure. Perhaps it will end with a massive snowball fight with some mischievous snowmen? Is Herman and Hedda every kindergardener's new favourite series for reading out loud? The books take children's play and imagination seriously, with beautiful illustrations from one of Norway's leading illustrators, inspired by both manga and Studio Ghibli. These are imaginative picture books that will be read again and again. And again. In the back of the book you'll find fun facts about trolls!

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The Boy from Heaven
Children's Books2025 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Boy from Heaven

Trygve Skaug

The Christmas Gospel told through the eyes of a child in Bethlehem Ismael lives in Bethlehem, where his family runs an inn. Sometimes, his Dad has to turn guests away because every room is full. But one evening, when the city is filled to the brim with people and not a single bed is free, it is Ismael who opens the door when someone knocks.On the steps stands a man. Next to him is a donkey, and on the donkey sits a woman. Her belly is big and her face is red, she is about to give birth and it could happen at any moment. They are allowed to seek shelter in the family’s stable. And later that evening, while the Bethlehem star shines in the sky, a little boy is born in the stable. A boy from heaven. And Ismael is there to witness it all. This picture book brings the Christmas Gospel to life with warmth, sincerity and wonder. A perfect read for families, schools, and anyone looking for a fresh retelling of the world's most known birth.

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My First Financial Guide
Self Help / Children's Books2025 · 192 pp

My First Financial Guide

Marie Olaussen

My First Financial Guide is for anyone who is about to, or has just moved away from home.This accessible and practical guide answers the most common questions young people have about money and personal finance. Learn how to prioritise your spending, create a budget, pay bills, start saving and even begin investing.Most importantly, you’ll find out what it really costs to move out, and how to take control of your money from day one.

Helplessly Up North
Literature and Fiction2025 · 256 pp

Helplessly Up North

Ebba Eiring

Helplessly Up North is about leaving before one can be abandoned, about travelling north and returning home, and facing an unexpected future even after having closed to door to it a long time ago. Frida flies to Bodø to celebrate her brother's birthday. Their childhood home stands empty, full of memories, and Mads thinks they should clear it out. Their father is in a dementia care home, and their mother is visiting several years after splitting up the family and finding a new husband in Tromsø. Frida has a night out and meets Stian, who offers her beer and an invitation of sorts. Back in Oslo, her partner Jostein seethes. He and Frida have been trying to have a child, but Frida never stopped taking the pill. Will Jostein come to Bodø regardless? How will it go if he comes, and what will happen if he stays in Oslo?

The Hole²
Children's Books2025 · 80 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Hole²

Øyvind Torseter

Some time ago I discovered a mysterious hole.It had to be examined by scientists.I never heard anything more.One day I got a phone call. The Hole² is a sequel to Torseter's award-winning book The Hole (2012) about a mysterious hole, which is punched right through the book, so it exists in real life. The book picks up where the first book left off. The Hole² is a visually playful, energetic and completely unique book, by one of Norway's most significant artists and illustrators.

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Do You Remember?
Literature and Fiction2025 · 208 pp

Do You Remember?

Ellen Mari Thelle

What is a family if not the stories we tell about it? What is a mother to her children, and what are children to their mother, if not an ever-changing, yet carefully preserved narrative? We ask if we remember things that we know perfectly well we remember. So that we can retell the same stories. So that we can perhaps express how important others are to us. And how much we wish them well. In Do You Remember? Ellen Mari Thelle writes about a mother who corresponds with her husband and four children about everything she remembers, asking: Do you remember too? She writes about stars and insect hotels. About trees and stair steps and funerals. And about grandmother before she began to forget. In a perhaps futile attempt to capture that invisible quality we like to call belonging. Or love. Or meaning. In a dangerously restless, yet also beautiful world. Do You Remember? is a touching novel about all that we carry within us that weighs nothing – who we are, and what we share together.

Who by Friday
Literature and Fiction2025 · 208 pp

Who by Friday

Emely Benedicte Kahrs

Who by Friday is a novel about wanting and not wanting, love between friends, a stupid mistake, a mother’s troubled heart, painful loss and intense longing. Nelly takes a day off one Friday in April. Her friends Gry, Unni, Mari and Ellinor are coming for dinner. Nelly wants to spend the day choosing flowers, wine and food, going to yoga and calling the man she sometimes sleeps with. But she is uneasy. It’s a changeover day, Linda is supposed to be going to her father’s, and apparently Grandma has had a bad fall. In addition, Nelly has forgotten something she should have remembered. How firm is the ground beneath her feet at this point in her life? Is she losing Linda? Will she die alone? The spring evening is surprisingly warm. Her friends arrive, clink glasses of bubbly and smoke on the terrace. The evening is heating up.

Who controls my feed?
Narrative Non-fiction2025 · 204 pp

Who controls my feed?

Bår Stenvik

Why does your social media feed look the way it does? Who decides what we see all day long? Do we decide ourselves, is it people like Mark Zuckerberg, or is it AI? The author asks and answers questions such as "Why are conspiracy theories so popular online?" and "Does my phone listen to everything I say?"Who controls my feed? is a book for the whole family, helping us understand what's happening 'behind the screen' and how artificial intelligence and social media is increasingly taking control of our lives.

How To Pair Wines
Cook Books2025 · 176 pp

How To Pair Wines

Thea Noor

Which wine should I pair this with? is a regular question Thea Engvik, chef, sommelier and author, receives. In this book, Engvik teaches you what you need to know to find a perfect wine for every occasion. She'll help you understand what wine you love, and what you dislike. Thea gives you a useful introduction to ten different wine styles, and advice on the food that goes with it. The goal is that after reading the book, you will walk to the wine shelf with a relaxed air, and no longer run to the bathroom to hide when the wine list is handed out at the restaurant. After reading this book, you will know what you like and know how to put that into words. Engvik also shares her 22 best recipes for simple, delicious dishes that go perfectly with the wines you are learning about.

Beginner-friendly guide to wine pairing
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Don't Fall In The Trap
Children's Books2025 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Don't Fall In The Trap

Karen Kilane

Mikkel and his family are looking forward to celebrating Christmas in great-aunt’s old, abandoned house in the countryside. But the house isn’t as empty as they thought. A family of mice is already well underway with their Christmas preparations and soon, the peaceful pre-Christmas days turns into a chaotic, glue-filled, and hysterical battle over who really has the right to celebrate Christmas in the house. Luckily, Mikkel has already had time to talk to and grow fond of little Lea Mouse. Now it’s up to the two of them to make sure that both families, the old Christmas tree star, and the house itself survive the season and that everyone gets the unforgettable Christmas they deserve. This heartwarming holiday tale is inspired by Alf Prøysen’s beloved song “Hvis ingen går i fella.”

What’s It Like to Be a Child?
Children's Books2025 · 80 pp · Age 3 - 6

What’s It Like to Be a Child?

Anna Fiske

Children are people who simply haven’t lived that long yet. They’re everywhere – in every country, in every family, in every corner of the world. The world is full of children! And children are the most important thing we have. But what does it actually feel like to be a child? In What’s It Like to Be a Child?, acclaimed author and illustrator Anna Fiske explores the joys, challenges, and wonders of childhood with her signature warmth, humour, and insight. With honesty and empathy, she dives into both everyday moments and big questions – from feeling left out, to growing up, to understanding the world around you. Fiske speaks directly to children in a way that makes them feel seen, respected, and included. This is a book full of care, curiosity, and celebration – a beautiful reminder that being a child is not just a phase, but a world of its own.

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