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In Praise of Paths
Narrative Non-fiction2018 · 192 pp

In Praise of Paths

Torbjørn Ekelund

Torbjørn Ekelund takes the reader on a personal and fascinating journey through the history of the path; from when the first humans migrated north after the last ice age, to the organized hiking trails of our time. History of the Path is a tale of movement and sense of orientation, migration and shortcuts, about the migraiton routes of birds and animals, about the landscape's significance to our lives, about our inherited need to move around, and about what we have lost in an age where everyone is in an office, drives a car and navigates using GPS. The first thing humans did when they climbed down from the trees of the African savannah, 200,000 years ago, was move about. We were nomadic, we had no concept of residence. We walked, and from that the first footpaths emerged. Footpaths came before everything else, before tools, fire, religions and the formation of society. Footpaths appeared and vanished, and new ones came along; myriads of stories, spun around the earth like the thread in a ball of yarn. I dream about footpaths. How many have I walked? Hundreds, maybe thousands. I remember them all, clearer than almost everything else I’ve seen or experienced, better than people I’ve ever met.

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Stine Can’’t Swim
Children's Books2018 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 9

Stine Can’’t Swim

Tania Kjeldset

Friends are important when you are eight years old. Especially when there is something you do not know how to do, when almost everyone else does. What if Gunn discovers that Stine can´t swim? She would tell everyone! Only Markus knows, because he is a friend. A boyfriend? Noooo! You can fall out of friendship if someone would say that you were. But Markus is there when he is needed. And by the pool Stine also finds a new friend.

Stine Class 1A
Children's Books2018 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 9

Stine Class 1A

Tania Kjeldset

Charming easy read from a first grader's everyday life: About the first day of school, about loose teeth that are stuck, about annoying bigger boys, and even bigger boys who protect you and who you can fall in love with.

Stine og de bankende hjertene
Children's Books2018 · 148 pp · Age 6 - 9

Stine og de bankende hjertene

Tania Kjeldset

Stine og Yvonne går i fjerde klasse, og er overbevist om at læreren deres og den nye, danske vaktmesteren kanskje er kjærester. Stine vil gjerne legge ting til rette for at Erna Lunde og Mogens Andersen kan bli ordentlige kjærester, og hun forsøker på flere forskjellige måter. Dessverre er ikke alle helt heldige … Og det er flere som er forelsket. Yvonne er nemlig litt forelsket i Halvor, tror hun – og han er litt forelsket i henne – tror Stine og Yvonne. I alle fall inviterer han henne med på Rema! Tania Kjeldsets lettleste og humoristiske bøker om Stine er høyt elsket. De er gode å lese høyt eller lese selv for jenter og gutter mellom 6 og 9 år. De andre bøkene om Stine er: Stine klasse 1A Stine og skoletannlegenStine kan ikke svømme Stine på klassetur

Stine at the School Dentist
Children's Books2018 · 72 pp · Age 6 - 9

Stine at the School Dentist

Tania Kjeldset

Enkelte ting burde man slippe, synes Stine. Å gå til tannlegen, for eksempel. Særlig hvis tannlegen er gal og borer hull i tungene til folk! Da hjelper det iallfall ikke å ha med seg en pysete pappa. En levende og lettlest fortelling for barn mellom 6 og 9 år. Les også Stine klasse 1AStine kan ikke svømmeStine og de bankende hjerteneStine på klassetur

Stine på klassetur
Children's Books2018 · 148 pp · Age 6 - 12

Stine på klassetur

Tania Kjeldset

Stine is in 4A and it's time to go to school camp. We know our Stine and realise that, when she tries to help, it can lead to unexpected results. At school camp with her entire class, anything could happen. All these cute boys and fussy girls, not to speak of the horses, the ban on make-up and the mega-thick inspector – and, to top it all, a totally real ghost! Tania Kjeldset's books about Stine are much loved and well-read by young children. They are easy to read and funny, and are enjoyable to read either quietly or out loud. For boys and girls between 6 and 9.

KNITWEAR FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Crafts and Hobbies2018 · 184 pp

KNITWEAR FOR ALL OCCASIONS

Helle Siggerud

40 garments inspired by Norwegian traditions In this wonderful knitting book, Helle Siggerud has been inspired by costume traditions and folklore from all over Norway. She has traveled far and wide and immersed herself in Norwegian patterns; used in knitting, weaving, embroidery and wallpaper; and has transformed it into beautiful knitwear. Helle is famous for her figure-hugging garments, good cuts and snappy details. And you'll find all that here. The book features mostly women's garments, but there are also great designs for men and children – and for dogs! The book is divided according to Norway's five regions; North, East, South, West, and Central Norway; with each section containing interesting stories about patterns, cuts and textiles. Knit something from your favorite region, or just go with what you find most appealing. There are instructions for over 40 beautiful knitwear designs in the book, among them you'll find coats, sweaters, tops, vests, skirts, bags and accessories. The garments are as equally suited for everyday wear as they are for a party. The images, elegantly photographed by Eivind Røhne, show the garments styled both for urban use and as party suits in more national romantic surroundings. Maybe you'll find yourself driven to make your own costume. At the back of the book we've included a guide to sewing a simple women's national-costume. A beautiful and exciting book; that'll perhaps inspire you to be just like Helle, who knits day and night, creating classic timeless garments.

SUPER TASTY FOOD FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Cook Books / Children's Books2018 · 144 pp

SUPER TASTY FOOD FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Margit Vea

Margit Vea has published several cookbooks and regularly holds a cookery course for small kitchens. Here she has gathered over 50 recipes for food that girls and boys aged 6 to 12 like to make themselves. The recipes are easy to follow, with a joy of food in focus. Vea gives good tips and encourages readers to try new things and use quality ingredients. The book gives inspiration for making great food, whether it be a normal day, the weekend or someone's birthday!

The Svalbard Reindeer
Children's Books2018 · 88 pp · Age 9 - 12

The Svalbard Reindeer

Kirsti Blom / Åshild Ønvik Pedersen

Did you know that the Svalbard reindeer's only enemy is mankind? Or that it is able to warm up cold air in its nose before it breathes it in? In this textbook about the Svalbard reindeer, we learn everything worth knowing about this very special breed of reindeer that lives so far north. The Svalbard Reindeer is the newest book in Kirsti Blom's unique Polar Series, a series of books that address various animal species that live in polar regions. Kirsti Blom manages the art of combining academic communication and having her own voice in the text.

The Black Falls
Literature and Fiction2018 · 136 pp

The Black Falls

Per Dybvig

With The Black Falls, artist Per Dybvig continues his writing that started with the book The Hunter – a Tale From the Woods (2015), a book that was named Most beautiful book by Grafill the same year. Here, the artist alternates between different techniques of drawing, and place a diverse gallery of figures in an unmistakable Dybvigian universe. A very beautiful and humorous, but also violent book.

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THE SWEDE
Literature and Fiction2018 · 208 pp

THE SWEDE

Guro Hoftun

Jens Persson lives with four other Swedish tradesmen in an abandoned solarium in Oslo. Jens in 41 and saving money in a foundation, but he does not own anything. It is the World Ski Championships 2011 and victory celebrations in Holmenkollen, and while out on the town Jens meets Katrine. For the first time in ages he stands on the threshold of something that might be good. The Swede is a sharp-sighted and edge of the gripping novel about balancing on the ramp and seeing the Norwegian façade from the outside.

SEW AND KNIT DOLL’S CLOTHES
Crafts and Hobbies2018 · 184 pp

SEW AND KNIT DOLL’S CLOTHES

Anne Grethe Gaaserud

Dolls also need clothes – all year round! Dressing and undressing is the most important and fun part of having dolls. This is a book jampacked with patterns for doll's clothes for all occasions and all seasons – both sewn and knitted. Knitted garments such as cardigans and jumpers can be combined with sewn garments such as skirts, trousers and leggings. There are also patterns for accessories such as socks, gloves, scarves and hats.