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Murder at Writing Class
UpLit2026 · 383 pp

Murder at Writing Class

Gunn Helene Arsky

Book 3 in the Angel & Luna series! In the deep January darkness, Engel is running a writing course in her offbeat bookshop in the small town of Halden. The local bestselling author, Fabian Svartskog, is leading the class. But on the second evening, the tutor fails to show up under mysterious circumstances – just as an icy winter settles over town. What happened to Fabian? Has he had an accident? Fled his responsibilities? Or has someone brought his story to an end? Before long, Engel realises she must solve the mystery and find Fabian – dead or alive. Drawn into a world of technology, literary ethics, love and betrayal, she sets out to uncover the truth. With help from her wise cat Luna, an overenthusiastic cupcake baker, her journalist boyfriend and a sister who hacks her way to answers, Engel follows the clues to the bitter end. Murder at the Writing Course is the perfect blend of feelgood and cosy crime. It is definetely for readers who’ve devoured mysteries set in English villages and on Scottish isles – and are now ready for a Norwegian small town where murder, and a charming cat, lurk behind the bookshelves.

Engaging mystery, with all the ingredients of a feelgood mixed in
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The Ninja Creami Ice Cream Book
Cook Books2026 · 144 pp

The Ninja Creami Ice Cream Book

Maria Haugland

Tired of choosing between healthy and delicious? In The Ninja Creami Ice Cream Book, bestselling author and nutrition enthusiast Maria Haugland invites you into a playful world where flavour meets wellness – one frozen spoonful at a time. With her trademark: warmth and creativity, Maria transforms everyday ingredients into velvety ice creams, refreshing sorbets and protein-packed treats. It is all made with real food, no refined sugar, no additives and no guilt. Living with type 1 diabetes, she brings unique insight and precision to every recipe, proving that balance and indulgence can happily coexist. From classic vanilla and dark chocolate to pistachio, mango, matcha and tahini brownie, this is pure ice-cream joy for every craving and every diet. Packed with step-by-step tips for mastering your Ninja Creami machine, The Ninja Creami Ice Cream Book is more than a recipe book. It’s a joyful and simple guide to everyday indulgence.

The next big kitchen craze after the air fryer
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Puck you!
Children's Books2026 · 144 pp · Age 9 - 12

Puck you!

Bjørn Tore Grøtte

It's finally Kim's time to play in the national A-series! He is so excited, but the road there isn't lacking in challenges. Their new Age 15 team is composed of players from three different hockey clubs in Trondheim. Every player is used to be the best on their own team, so it's difficult for everyone to get used to the new constellations of players. Puck you! is not just about winning matches. It is also about what happens when the pressure becomes too great, when the joy of hockey disappears - and how to find it again. The book is full of action, emotions and a real hockey environment. You get training, away games, pressure from parents, team building and excitement on the ice. And you get friendship, jealousy, love and everything else that happens when you're a teenager. Puck you! is the third book in the series by Bjørn Tore Grøtte, but it can also be read as a stand alone.

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The Forest for the Tiny Ones
Children's Books2026 · 16 pp · Age 0 - 3

The Forest for the Tiny Ones

Marit Røgeberg Ertzeid

Picture book about nature for the very youngest Each spread features a short text and an image of various things you can find in the forest.It's a book that the very youngest can leaf through themselves, studying close-up images of different flowers, birds, animals, and trees they recognize from nature in their local area. Children love the forest! Perfect for children aged 0-3 years. CE-merket: Egnet for barn i alle aldre

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Knit Big
Crafts and Hobbies2026 · 160 pp

Knit Big

Nina Birkeland

With Knit Big, it will no longer be challenging to find knitting patterns for flattering knit pieces in sizes XL (44) and up to 5XL (52). Author and knitting designer Nina Birkeland has created these patterns to fit perfectly, regardless of size and shape. Knitting larger items takes time, and yarn costs money. Therefore, the book presents 32 models with three different body shapes, straight, A-shape and over-size, so you can easily find the models you know will fit you. Tables help you follow your size throughout the pattern. The book also has a section with general advice and tips on how to easily adjust the model you want to suit your body exactly. In Knit Big there are patterns for sweaters, jackets and vests for everyday wear.

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Two Little Knights and a Princess in Love
Children's Books2026 · 64 pp · Age 3 - 9

Two Little Knights and a Princess in Love

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Two little knights are in England to celebrate the Queen's centenary. Not because any of them want to, but because Rosebush and Bang are going on their annual trip, and the King has asked (more like ordered) them to bring Princess Begonia with them. Begonia really doesn't want to go to the centenary, but the King is desperate to keep her away from the crooner Snubbe Karlsson. Begonia is head over heels for him, and the King is not happy about it. How that became Rosebush and Bang's problem is a question neither of them can answer, but the mission is unchanged: They must bring Begonia on their annual trip, keep her happy and avoid any embarrassing scenes. It's a mission that's doomed to fail.

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Cool Planes
Children's Books2026 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 6

Cool Planes

Line Halsnes

There are seven really cool planes between the covers of this book! Passenger planes and sports planes, seaplanes and fighter jets. Also a really, really old, vintage plane! Colourful, detailed and accurate – this book will show you what the machines do and what they look like. Line Halsnes takes the very youngest budding engineers seriously, showing us different types of planes just as they are, in a way that will make readers curious and a little bit wiser.

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101 things to do on vacation
Children's Books2025 · 104 pp · Age 6 - 12

101 things to do on vacation

Nils Petter Mørland / Mikkel Niva

School breaks are great, but they can sometimes be a little boring. But don’t worry, because we have 101 ideas that will make any situation more entertaining and interesting, whether you’re on the beach, abroad, at the summer house or on a plane! This book is about all the funny, crazy, exciting, wonderful and magical things you can do to have the best vacation ever. Suggested activities include: Take a vacation from your vacation Living backwards for a day! Going on holiday at home! Readers are guided through an inventive universe of short texts and colourful illustrations that are bursting with energy, humour and playfulness. The book aims to encourage children to hold onto the unique aspects of childhood, and make school breaks into the most magical time. This is the ultimate vacation guide for children 7 to 10 years, but is also perfect for families looking for fun ideas to do together.

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Propriety
UpLit2025 · 336 pp

Propriety

Elisabeth Hammer

The tobacco wholesaler's lavish masked ball is the social highlight of Christiansand in the spring of 1807. Elegant ladies, fine young women and stern gentlemen toast with fizzy drinks and twirl to merry music on the dance floor, while poor maids hurry between the kitchen and the ballroom. But it all comes to an abrupt end as the mighty Mrs. Gyllenmark falls lifeless to the floor. In the chaos that arises, young Miss Amalie Gren is helped by the mysterious Mr. Nabel – and it has disastrous consequences. As she understands his evil intentions, it is too late. Amalie wakes up locked up on a ship far out at sea. As powerful waves throw the ship back and forth, she becomes more and more desperate. No one knows where she is, no one can hear her cries for help – and she can't swim.

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Anemone Blue
Literature and Fiction2025 · 320 pp

Anemone Blue

Jorid Mathiassen

Three women, two countries, one hidden past – a novel about love, legacy, and resistance. What happens when the past surfaces and casts new light on everything you thought you knew? On a warm day at the end of August, TV photographer Birthe Johannessen travels to Hjartøy, a weather-beaten island off the coast of Northern Norway. She’s there on assignment – but also in search of answers about her own origins. An old letter has revealed an unexpected family connection, and living on the island is a woman who has kept the truth buried for decades: Erle Christensen. For Erle, Birthe’s arrival forces long-suppressed memories into the open. She came to Norway alone, a child refugee from Latvia after the Second World War, and has never dared to look back. Now she must face what she left behind. Could family still remain in Riga? Who was she before she arrived? And what really happened in Latvia, spring 1939? We meet young Agate, living a privileged life in Riga’s cultural bourgeoisie. She falls in love with the idealistic architecture student Andris, but as war approaches and the Soviet grip on the Baltics tightens, both love and liberty are under threat. The decisions she makes will reverberate across borders and generations. Anemone Blue is a sweeping and emotionally charged drama of fate, silence, and rediscovery – a story of women’s lives, lost histories, and the long echoes of war and migration. With scenes set on Norway’s wild and beautiful coastline, in a haunting rural community, and in the shadowed streets of an occupied Latvia, the novel spans decades – from the trauma of war to the present day.

Classic feelgood with a story spanning across several generations
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The Book Devourer: Back Home to the Stars
Children's Books2025 · 168 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Book Devourer: Back Home to the Stars

Bjørn Ousland

Nasty smugglers have heard rumours of the magical creature known as The Book Devourer.One day, both the creature and November are missing from Sana, August, and Ella’s beloved book club. They begin to worry something has happenend to them. Determined to find them, the kids spring into action. Their search leads them to November’s secret island, where they’re drawn into an action-packed adventure. Their courage and sense of justice are put to the test as they face fierce storms, outsmart dangerous smugglers, and uncover the truth about The Book Devourer’s mysterious origins.

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Lonely Hearts Bar
UpLit2025 · 416 pp

Lonely Hearts Bar

Arnt Steffensen / Kjersti Herland Johnsen

Welcome to The Lonely Hearts Bar – a place for old secrets, new beginnings, and the perfect drink for every occasion! On the 1st of December, Lisa's boyfriend Martin gets down on one knee and proposes. He’s a baron and heir to a grand estate in England, and Lisa quickly realises that marrying into his family will come with strict rules and heavy expectations. Is that really what she wants? When she’s passed over for a long-anticipated promotion at work, she decides to take a break and travels to Oslo to deal with some surprising news. There, she discovers she has inherited an old apartment building and with it, a charming cocktail bar with deep roots in the bohemian heyday of 19th-century Kristiania. At The Lonely Hearts Bar, Lisa meets a warm and eccentric community: the wise bartender Henri, the quirky lawyer Brenden, the fiery Astrid, and the passionate chef Trond. The bar is under threat of closure, but Lisa and the gang set out to save it – with PR stunts, cultural events, and Christmas festivities. At first, she keeps running into problems with Trond but is there more to him than she first realised? Lisa is also relentlessly approached by the gruff businessman Erik Rud, who wants to buy the entire apartment building. But Lisa discovers that her own history is more intertwined with The Lonely Hearts Bar and the bar than she imagined. In the midst of the pre-Christmas snow, gingerbread, concert plans and the threat of losing her job, Lisa finds something she didn't know she needed. It will be a December filled with old family secrets, risky decisions, warm drinks – and perhaps, love. Told as a Christmas calendar, the novel unfolds one chapter for each day of Advent, and every chapter includes a drink recipe from The Lonely Hearts Bar.

Can be read as a Christmas calendar
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