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

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2025 and newer2020–20242015–20192014 and older

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

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Pretty Normal
UpLit / Literature and Fiction2025 · 432 pp

Pretty Normal

Cathrine Hellesøy Harrisson

What’s the absolute worst thing you can imagine? I’m the one who constantly makes things up, creates the world anew, creates the day, creates the dream, creates what allows everything to be split apart and crushed. No imagined scene is safe or strong enough. Not even now, when things were so good between us. You could have saved me, from all this chaos, I'm sure.Instead, you have disappeared. For real, this time.Why?Where are you?Can you at least call me?"Hush," said DadDon't make it a big thing. What is infatuation? Is it a neurosis? A compulsion? And what about love— is it something else? Pretty Normal moves between the innocent, the beautiful, and the naive, and the skewed, the violent, and the slightly perverse. The author describes obsession, and especially sexuality, in a direct and vivid way, from the innocent awakening to a more adult and at times destructive exploration. The story contains many layers, understated humour, and a main character who, despite her violent thoughts, fights fiercely for meaning and love.

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Puck it!
Children's Books2025 · 180 pp · Age 9 - 12

Puck it!

Bjørn Tore Grøtte

Kim can't wait for the hockey camp in Trondheim during the winter holiday, especially since his best friend Alex is coming all the way from Fredrikstad to join him.But the excitement quickly turns into worry when Alex starts hanging out with Kim's arch-enemies from Ørn (Eagle). Suddenly, the loyalty between the two boys who have been best friends for years is put to the test. And why is Mia, the girlfriend of Kim's biggest rival Arnt, sending mysterious smiles in Kim's direction? Between rough hockey tackles, cup matches, and an upcoming school dance, the winter camp turns out to involve far more drama than Kim had imagined. This is the fast-paced sequel to Puck Off, a series for readers aged 9–12 about ice hockey, friendship, sports, crushes, and rivalry. The books have been praised for their authentic portrayal of the hockey world.

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The XXX-mas Calendar
UpLit2025 · 506 pp

The XXX-mas Calendar

Jack Hardnes / Lea Sommerro

Erotic feel-good christmas comedy! Christmas is approaching, but for publisher Tor and teacher June, a typical couple in their forties, everything is far from perfect. Their home is unfinished, their children consume all their time, and their sex life has become a distant memory. But when Tor's newly divorced colleague becomes living proof of single life's horrors, and June experiences unexpected fantasies at a sauna party, the once-enamored couple realizes their relationship needs urgent attention. A simple typo sparks 'Project XXX-Mas Calendar': sex every day?! This ambitious, perhaps disastrous, plan becomes their last hope. Amidst a colorful cast, lampooning everything from the publishing world to the struggles of toddlerhood, the ultimate question looms: Can Tor and June's relationship survive until Christmas?

Erotic Christmas comedy in 24 calendar slots
The Powder Witch and the Panther
Children's Books2025 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Powder Witch and the Panther

Ingunn Aamodt

Hokus is tired of being a cute little kitty and dreams of being big and tough like a panther.So he asks the Powder Witch to sprinkle some magic powder into her pot, and presto – his wish is granted! But soon, problems start piling up. The bed is too small, the chair breaks, the little trolls are frightened, and playing tag becomes tricky when you're always knocking things over.Maybe being yourself, just as you are, isn’t so bad after all?

Purgatorium
Literature and Fiction2025 · 160 pp

Purgatorium

Hedda Robertsen

Purgatorium is an essay on inspiration and unconventional beauty, movement and stillness, fantasy and reality. By studying dance as a motif and metaphor – in film, artworks, and literature – Hedda Robertsen suggests that writing, too, is an exercise in stretching, soaring, and flowing: It's about letting words drip like tears or drops of sweat, about the elasticity of thought, the ecstasy of writing, and the drama of the nymph.

North
Children's Books2025 · 136 pp · Age 3 - 9

North

Bente Lohne

The book based on the major film NORTH premiering autumn 2025 When Kai disappears without a trace from 19th-century Copenhagen, Gerda embarks on a perilous journey to find her dearest friend. Along the way, she faces countless dangers but also discovers unexpected allies, from talking birds to wise and helpful witches. But in the shadows lurks the ice-cold Snow Queen and her apprentice, the treacherous Louie. They hold Kai captive in an ice castle far north in Norway. Will Gerda manage to save her friend and return home before Christmas? The story is based on H.C. Andersen's immortal fairy tale "The Snow Queen", and takes us on a captivating journey through a snow-covered landscape. Bente Lohne, known for her imaginative stories, has created both a film and a story that honor the beloved classic while adding new depth and a distinctly Nordic flavor. Drawing inspiration from Selma Lagerlöf and Zacharias Topelius, Lohne has woven a unique and captivating tale that bridges folklore and fantasy. Prepare for a magical journey through the kingdom of winter!

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Space-Dog Curly. The Secret Treasure
Children's Books2025 · Age 6 - 12

Space-Dog Curly. The Secret Treasure

Lars Mæhle

Playful humor in an easy-to-read seriesOne day, the space dog Krølle appeared in Humlestua, and everything is turned upside down for Susanne and Joakim.Because Krølle is no ordinary dog.One day, the three of them get lost in a labyrinth in search of a treasure.Good thing they have Krølle with them. Or is it?

Sámi National Day
Children's Books2025 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

Sámi National Day

Gudny Ingebjørg Hagen

It’s 6 February, and Ole and Hannah are celebrating Sámi national day. This year, Ole and Grandma have made a secret surprise for the party and everyone is looking forward to the moment when Ole will open up the door so they can all see what those two have been up to. But then he loses his bunch of keys... The book combines stories and facts, and we get to meet the Sámi pioneer, Elsa Laula Renberg, one of the initiators of the first Sámi national congress in 1917.

Collected Poems
Literature and Fiction2025 · 360 pp

Collected Poems

Kristin Berget

In this book, Kristin Berget's award-winning and critically acclaimed poetry collections are gathered: Middelalderen, våre sår i hogstflaten rense overgi blanke trær blomstre opp i dødsraten hvisk navnet ut her, og når det blir lyst blir det helt fantastisk, Hennes ansikt, Der ganze weg, and the debut loosing louise. Afterword by Ida Linde.

Samuel and Grandpa
Narrative Non-fiction2025 · 304 pp

Samuel and Grandpa

Samuel Massie

What happens when a grandfather who has put all his dreams on hold gets a new chance because his grandson refuses to let his life fade away in silence? When his grandfather is about to move into a nursing home, tired in body and lonely in his home, renowned adventurer Samuel Massie fears it will mark the beginning of his grandfather’s final chapter. So Samuel decides to give him one last journey. A true bucket-list expedition: riding a motorcycle through South America, skydiving over Australia, and diving deep into old memories. It becomes the start of a journey where Grandpa not only rediscovers the world but also himself. Samuel and Grandpa is a gripping, wise, and deeply human story about daring to live, even when it seems too late. With a narrative that balances humour and solemnity, action and reflection, Massie explores both generational gaps and unexpected closeness, delivering a deeply moving story of life’s final phase and all the possibilities that still remain. Samuel and Grandpa is a book that makes readers laugh, cry, and want to live more fully. Because it isn’t just about one man’s dreams. This is about all of us.

A book where every page is steeped with the joy of living
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Sandefjord Girls’ Choir
Literature and Fiction2025 · 304 pp

Sandefjord Girls’ Choir

Stig Aasvik

The narrator – or is it the author Stig Aasvik? – is in a desperate situation: He has been asked at short notice to step in as a substitute teacher at the writing academy in Bø. There, our bewildered protagonist immediately enters into a scandalous relationship with a young student. All hell breaks loose, with everything being jeopardised at once. Sandefjord Girls’ Choir is the seventh novel in a series where we encounter various iterations or versions of the author himself. We travel seamlessly through time, and with text written like a stream of consciousness, the series has evolved into a kind of magical realism.

Mission: Divorceable
Children's Books2025 · 256 pp · Age 9 - 12

Mission: Divorceable

Pia Tveterås

Daria loves boxing, but hates that her parents are so unengaged in both her and her interests. While Bendik, the annoying boy next door, gets everything he wants from his father – after his parents got divorced. That makes Daria think. Isn't it always more fun when she's with just one of her parents? If they get divorced, wouldn't that solve everything? Daria creates a mission for herself. Mission: Divorceable.Full of sharp humour, unlikely friendships, and the chaos of childhood – featuring energy drinks, nosebleeds, a dinner with Dad’s lesbian ex-girlfriend, diamond rings in frozen dog poop and a very grown-up book club – this is a wildly funny debut about family, friendship and finding your place in the world.

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