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

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Picture books318Easy read235Read-aloud184Children's novels238Young adult121Children's non-fiction181Comics33

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Battery
Literature and Fiction2026 · 288 pp

Battery

Charlotte Glaser Munch

For Gina, life is on an upswing. She has met Tim, gotten married, had children, and is pursuing a promising writing career.One day, she loses her balance. Gina laughs it off—after all, it's a party. But later, when she is unable to get out of bed, Tim urges her to see a doctor. The doctor sends Gina straight for neurological examinations. The diagnosis splits her life in two. From now on and forever, Gina has MS: multiple sclerosis. What happens when life suddenly turns out completely different from what you had planned? CG Munch writes honestly and warmly about a family looking life straight in the eye.

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Besieged
UpLit2026 · 336 pp

Besieged

Elisabeth Hammer

Besieged is the seventh book in the historical drama series Promises in the Sand by Elisabeth Hammer. Amalie and Mr. Wickfall have finally found security in their love for each other and are enjoying life as husband and wife. But external forces threaten their happiness. In the late summer of 1807, the British besiege Copenhagen. They intend to attack the city unless the Dano-Norwegian realm hands over all the ships in its grand fleet. Wickfall is in despair, knowing that the Crown Prince is obstinate and will never yield. He therefore attempts to send Amalie out of the city, but fails—and there is nowhere to hide. Soon, Amalie is exposed to new dangers as incendiary bombs rain down upon the capital. Jacob has been forced to leave Marte behind in Christiansand. When he returns to Copenhagen, the city is surrounded by enemies, and he is thrown straight into the hostilities of war. As a result, he is unable to help Marte when she encounters his father once again and must handle the consequences of a brutal confrontation.

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Grandma's a Trickster
Children's Books2026 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Grandma's a Trickster

Trond-Viggo Torgersen

Do ice cream sticks really grow in the flower bed? And how do you actually get sound from that mysterious foghorn? Grandma and Grandpa are both quite the tricksters! A warm, nostalgic picture book that captures the charm of the good old days.

The Beekeeper's Year
Narrative Non-fiction2026 · 234 pp

The Beekeeper's Year

Markus Lohne Hustad

Early spring. The sun breaks through the clouds over a quiet landscape. In the grass stands a green beehive, wrapped like a gift, ready to be opened. This is how the beekeeping season begins – with hope, anticipation, and a touch of reverence. The Beekeeper’s Year is not just a book about bees. It is about nature, belonging and change. After leaving a busy office life behind, Markus Lohne Hustad sets out to understand the fragile harmony between humans and the natural world one hive, one season at a time. Through personal reflections, small triumphs and quiet setbacks, Hustad offers a portrait of a life lived close to the rhythm of the land. From winter’s silence to the first hum of spring, this is a story of renewal, community and the search for meaning in a changing landscape.

A poetic and reflective journey into modern beekeeping
Bloodaxe
Children's Books2026 · 128 pp · Age 9+

Bloodaxe

Aleksander Kirkwood Brown

She was feared as a witch, hated as a queen and forgotten by history. Now, for the first time, Gunnhild, Queen of Norway, finally gets her own saga. Bloodaxe – The Saga of Queen Gunnhild is a gripping, visually stunning graphic novel that reimagines the life of one of the Viking Age’s most fascinating and misunderstood women. Married to King Erik Bloodaxe, who murdered his brothers to seize the throne, Gunnhild was mother to eight warrior sons and a strategist in her own right. For centuries, she’s been portrayed as manipulative and cruel. But in this version, she’s revealed as a complex, intelligent woman fighting to protect her family in a violent, male-dominated world. Blending drama, history and myth, this is Viking storytelling at its most powerful.

Bodø/Glimt
Children's Books2026 · 40 pp · Age 6 - 9

Bodø/Glimt

Endre Lund Eriksen

The story of Bodø/Glimt is like a fairy tale. A football club with little money. From a small town far to the north. Aspmyra Stadium doesn't even have real grass, only artificial grass. Yet, Bodø/Glimt has managed to beat some of the best teams in the world. Here you can get to know Norway's best football team better! Football favorites is a series of easy-to-read books about famous and popular football players and football teams. Perfect for the youngest football fans. Lots of facts – easy to read!

Firetruck!
Children's Books2026 · 22 pp · Age 0 - 3

Firetruck!

Silje Grøtvedt

Wee-woo, wee-woo!Most young children have a genuine and deep fascination with vehicles that make "wee-woo" sounds.In this book, the sirens belong to the fire engine. Here, curious little ones get to tag along on missions and peek inside this exciting vehicle to see what it looks like on the inside. The book doesn't stop at the fire engine, but also explores the fire station and other cool and exciting vehicles used by the fire department: the fire helicopter, the command car, and the fireboat! The book comes in a sturdy board book format that can withstand being read once, twice, and twenty times over. Perfect for curious readers aged 1–3. CE-advarsel: Ikke egnet for barn under 3 år. Små deler.

The Fall of the Glaciers
Narrative Non-fiction2026 · 288 pp

The Fall of the Glaciers

Dag O. Hessen

In The Fall of the Glaciers, it’s the ability ice has to tell a deeper story about who we are, where we come from, and where we are going that forms the nerve of the narrative. Long before becoming one of Scandinavia’s most renowned biologists, Dag O. Hessen spent his summers navigating the crevasses of Norway’s majestic glaciers. Decades later, as climate change accelerates and ancient ice recedes, Hessen returns to these blue cathedrals to confront a profound global phenomenon: the beauty, science, and collective grief surrounding the world’s disappearing glaciers. What can more effectively convey the story of tipping points and a warmer planet than a glacier that melts more in summer than it grows in winter? With The Fall of the Glaciers, Hessen completes a trilogy destined to become a pillar of Norwegian non-fiction, building on Wolverine Tracks (2023) and Bird’s-Eye View (2025). While each book stands on its own, they are bound together by Hessen’s personal and scientific reflections on the natural world and humanity’s place within its accelerating changes. “In a level-headed and knowledgeable manner, Hessen navigates such dizzying spans of time (...) Besides inspired accounts of his own experiences with glaciers, Hessen offers both the history of science and cultural history ... he [elaborates on] how the loss of nature carries cultural and existential dimensions (...)"Morgenbladet “Thorough and frightening about what happens when glaciers around the world melt and disappear (...) The beauty of such in-depth non-fiction is the personal approach to the subject matter, something he also carried off in style in the first two books, Wolverine Tracks and Bird's-Eye View, in what has now, with this release, become a trilogy.”Adresseavisen

One of Norway's foremost nature writers and biologists
Brotherhood
Literature and Fiction2026 · 256 pp

Brotherhood

Eskil Skjeldal

Gabriel is a monk of the Dominican Order. He lives in a monastery in Bergen and lives a routine life in the name of God. He prays Lauds every morning, knits socks for his fellow brothers, gives lectures in theology, but also plays Playstation, falls in love and has a beer every now and then. The brotherhood in the monastery is tight knit, and Gabriel feels he has cracked the code to a deeply religious life. Yet, outside the monastery walls is the person who is closest to him: his little brother Jonas. They share a traumatic event in their childhood, a trauma that led them on very different paths in life. While Gabriel is treading along the narrow path, his little brother speeds off on a highway in the wrong direction. Their contact is turbulent and sporadic, and when Jonas suddenly appears in Bergen after a year of silence, Gabriel is pulled out of his blissful existence. The questions soon begin to spin. Why did he retreat to the monastery? Who is God and Jonas in his life? And can devotion turn into addiction? Brotherhood provides a fascinating insight into modern monastic life, and shows how conflicting forces can tear apart the most devoted. It is a story about faith, doubt and the many forms a brotherhood can take.

Billy Goats Gruff Beadwork
Crafts and Hobbies / Children's Books2026 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

Billy Goats Gruff Beadwork

Gry Moursund / Bjørn F. Rørvik

Now you can make all your favourite characters from The Billy Goats Gruff using fuse beads! Children love to bead – and now you can make all the characters from the famous children's book favourite The Billy Goats Gruff at the water park. Each of the characters are simple and quick to bead, and can be used as toys, fridge magnets or much more once done! This book contains 61 different patterns that children are sure to recognize. All you need is this book and fuse beads in many colours!

The Farm
Children's Books2026 · 112 pp

The Farm

Brynjulf Jung Tjønn

On the farm, father mows the grass. The sunlight glints in the scythe. Agnar stands in the long, lush grass and looks on. This is his home now. Yet it doesn't feel like he belongs here. Agnar may well like it here, but he also doesn't. It's nice to be able to leave here, like when his mother and he travel to the city. But they will soon be back here. It's on the farm that Agnar will be now. With mother, father and the animals on the farm and in the forest. In Brynjulf ​​Jung Tjønn's young adult novel, the farm is both a magical and completely ordinary place, a refuge and at the same time a kind of open prison. There is always something rattling around. Nominated for the Brage Prize 2026 “I was thoroughly impressed by how deeply the author managed to explore the characters without concretely defining everything (...) There is so much depth embedded in his phrasing, making it a compelling read.”Framtida "The protagonist is torn between painful and tender feelings. The thoughts emerge like weeds, not unlike Per Dybvig’s illustrations in the book; it is dark, dense, and unruly, yet at the same time fragile—and original."Klassekampen

The Dating Diaries
UpLit / Literature and Fiction2026 · 368 pp

The Dating Diaries

Victoria Larsen Stø

Bridget Jones's Diary meets How to lose a guy in 10 days After yet another bad Tinder date, Ingrid deletes the app and decides it's time to try something new… Ingrid is single, obsessed with romantic comedies and works with digital marketing for a lifestyle magazine in Oslo. She dreams of finding love like in the movies, to meet the Tom Hanks to her Meg Ryan. But after numerous disastrous dates, she decides such a man is not to be found on the apps. Why can't it work like in the films, being swept off her feet with the perfect meet cute? With her colleague and best friend Solveig, they come up with the idea to create a dating diary on social media for the magazine. A Bridget Jones’s Diary for the digital generation – with Ingrid in the lead role. The concept is simple: To put herself in situations with meet cute potential, where she can meet men out in the wild. This means Ingrid's calendar is suddenly filled up with speed dates, running club, and Pitch a friend events. The implementation, however, is not as simple. Is Ingrid ready to be the main character of her own life? Will all the awkward conversations, confused feelings, unwanted dickpics and near disastrous misunderstandings lead to Ingrid finally meeting her Hugh Grant? The Dating Diary is a witty, relatable modern rom-com about love, friendships and the search for something real.

A witty and relatable rom-com about modern love and self-discovery