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Body Squeeze
Narrative Non-fiction / Self Help2017 · 240 pp

Body Squeeze

Kari Løvendahl Mogstad

Kari Mogstad is a doctor and mother of five, a passionate mediator and avid article writer. As a doctor, she daily meets children and young adults who are struggling with increasing body image issues and focus on their appearance. Many of them have headaches or stomach-aches, depression and eating disorders. In this book, she tries to find out more about how children and young adults are really doing, and show parents what a child's reality looks like. She also tackles the role of today's parents and asks what kind of role models we really are. The book helps parents to become more aware, and you will likely replace a few princess dresses after having read it. She also uses her extensive experience as a mother to give advice on how to help children and young adults have a good life and resist external pressures. "Body Issues is an important contribution in the struggle against just talking about the tyranny of beauty and the body pressure that is destroying the quality of life for so many young people today. Right now, the most important thing is that we join forces to give the young generations of our time the possibility to have a possitive image of their bodies, and to shift the focus from the cosmetic body to the functioning body."Jorunn Sundgot-Borgen, professor at the Norwegian Sports College

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Art Rock
Narrative Non-fiction2017 · 112 pp

Art Rock

Torgrim Eggen

The third generation of rock consisted of slightly different types of people than the previous two. Roxy Music, Kraftwerk and David Bowie considered rock music to be a visual art form as much as musical craftsmanship. By finding a position that looks both back and forth at the same time, they created pop music that still seems completely new and bold, over 40 years later. Art Rock is a music book with slightly larger perspectives, which touches art history, politics and the biographical.

Make your own mala necklace
Crafts and Hobbies / Self Help2017 · 136 pp

Make your own mala necklace

Monica Øien

Do you like the beautiful pearl necklaces that yogis and others use? Now you can learn how to make your own mala necklace, and how to add meaning to it. A mala is a necklace - a string of pearls - a spiritual ornament. The mala is beautiful to look at and an aid for prayer and meditation. The purpose of the mala, besides being a necklace filled with memories and symbolism, is to guide you in your daily life and remind you of your spiritual life. In this book by Monica Øien, she tells us about the symbolism, the craft and how to, inspiring you to make your very own dream necklaces. You are invited to add symbolism, shapes, moods, memories and colours in your mala necklace, and to add your own inner voice, your hopes and your intentions. It is said that the stones and colours that you are first drawn to are those you should make a mala out of. You can buy a mala kit, or you can choose your own pearls and charms for your mala. See if you can find something on the beach or amongst your childhood jewellery. You can use rings, earrings, amulets and other memories from your life as a mala. Monica Øien is a writer, blogger, founder and jewellery designer. She is a certified pilates and yoga instructor, and has been working with the celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson method, doing workshops in New York, Los Angeles and London. As well as mala workshops she does workshops in etheric oils and chakra healing.

Stomach Friendly Baking
Cook Books / Self Help2017 · 160 pp

Stomach Friendly Baking

Julia Døhlen Edin

70 recipes for successful gluten free, dairy free and low FODMAP baking that will leave you with a happy stomach! Do you suffer from bloating, diarrhea, constipation or stomach-aches? This is the baking book for people with sensitive stomachs, irritable bowels or food intolerances. Julia Døhlen Edin shares her best recipes for various baked goods without gluten, lactose or heavy carbohydrates. Simple, tasty and stomach-friendly! The book also provides good knowledge about irritable bowels and food intolerances and knowledge of the different flours everyone can tolerate. The book is recommended by the Norwegian Coeliac's Society. A perfect book for those who want to bake delicious and stomach-friendly treats that everyone can eat!

The Summer Gift
Children's Books2017 · 88 pp · Age 6 - 12

The Summer Gift

Sidsel Jøranlid

A summery, sweet and girly easy reader from the author behind Bettina brudepike. Bettina is dreading four deathly boring weeks at the cabin without any friends. But then she meets Kristine, and suddenly summer seems to be turning out just fine! Kristine even gives Bettina a nice summer gift. Perhaps it it's even too nice. Because what will Bettina give Christine? A pretty shell won't do. And where did Kristine really get the gift from? Sidsel Jøranlid is entirely “in-tune” with easy readers. She knows which topics are important and interesting for girls in elementary school. And Monia Nilsen's illustrations make us wish that we were little girls again – and that it will be summer soon.

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Bettina and the Sleep Over
Children's Books2017 · 96 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bettina and the Sleep Over

Sidsel Jøranlid

Bettina is invited to a sleepover with Anna and their friends, so they can finish the picture for the school play. But Bettina doesn't really want to. She doesn't like sleeping over at other people's houses, where nothing is like at home. But she can't say that, because she doesn't want the others to think she is a whimp. Maybe she can just ask her mom to pick her up in the evening? But then she loses track of time, and suddenly it's bedtime and Bettina HAS to spend the night. Sidsel Jøranlid knows how schoolchildren feel and how she should write in a way that engages them. And with Monia Nilsen's illustrations, the stories about Bettina come to life.

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Ylva Saves the Ski Trip
Children's Books2017 · 80 pp · Age 6 - 12

Ylva Saves the Ski Trip

Janne Aasebø Johnsen

Ylva's skis are terrible. Ski trips are lame. Cross country skiing is so hard that she'd rather just hide in the bathroom. But it doesn't work; everyone is going out on a trip. Luckily, the teacher, Monica, keeps her company while the rest of the class goes on ahead. Monica is a good teacher. After a while, Ylva is almost even enjoying skiing! But then there is an accident, and Ylva has to be a skillful and brave skier!

The Joy of Good Order - Christmas
Self Help2017 · 256 pp

The Joy of Good Order - Christmas

Gunn Beate Reinton Utgård

Christmas is the main holiday for lists, and The Joy of Good Order - Christmas will keep everything you need to remember in perfect order. Shopping, traditions and plans. This book collects all your Christmas plans in one place, and can be used for years. Here you can make lists for household chores, gift shopping, advent calendars, Christmas cards, menus, budget, activities and much, much more. The book also contains recipes for Norwegian Christmas food, candy and snacks. This is the book you need to get inspiration, order and control in the wonderful waiting time before christmas.

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A bit like that song
Literature and Fiction2017 · 120 pp

A bit like that song

Håvard J. Nilsen

Håvard J. Nilsens debut A bit like that song orbits around a group of students, and within the group: a couple. Book titles, authors, political and historical references bounce from wall to wall inside the student collective, and the poems make it obvious how we once understood and explained our young lives through new knowledge and learning. We all do that, don´t we? The way a new film, book, song and so on would be able to catch the essence of us, finally understanding it, and how an obscure theoretic would make the world understandable for us for a couple of days, maybe a week. Before something new, even more obscure, would push us in a new direction. We who watched the towers fall and the tanks roll into Bagdad and "mission accomplished" going from Netscape to Chrome and from Wimp to iTunes and from Clinton to Bush & Bin Laden who heard the first Coldplay record in a coffee-shop in Trondheim and discovered Pineapple Thief by coincidence while Mosjøen laid grey and sad outside Håvard J. Nilsen writes poems about soon to be parted people in soon to be vacated apartments. Poems about the great self-sufficient world that wraps up tiny human lives, where everything is shared, striking from Bagdad to Mosjøen with the greatest obviousness, trying, like all grown up students do, to capture that old feeling that anything is possible, just one last time. A bit like that song that we would listen to all night. Remember?

The Lofoten Wall
Literature and Fiction2017 · 320 pp

The Lofoten Wall

Stig Aasvik

The narrator of this novel is sitting trapped in a job-seeking course through NAV, the Norwegian Labor and Welfare Administration. Among all the other job seekers, he lets his thoughts wander here and there in violent thrusts back and forth in time. Lofotveggen is a fragmented, intense and meandering insider's tale from within Stig Aasvik's mind; events past and present are intertwined in one long stream of consciousness; his childhood, his mother's sudden and untimely death, travels to his father's hometown in Lofoten, family life, work, everyday events, events great and small, wounds great and small, difficult and painful experiences. Everything pours out, is turned inside out and enlarged. This is an ambitious story, an inner struggle, a complex, musical, dark, dreamy and lyrical tale about being a human being – here and now."He writes the way a meticulous and sensitive Knaugård might do, merciless but carefully and tender about his close ones. The text grows in a well-groomed and rich inner language."STAVANGER AFTENBLAD "The Lofoten Wall is sweet. The language is radient. The transitions from thought to thought come naturally. Not for a moment do we miss an external narrative." ADRESSEAVISEN

The Lotus Eaters
Literature and Fiction2017 · 176 pp

The Lotus Eaters

Kristian Klausen

The Lotus Eaters is a book about how consciousness enters a dialogue with the arts. The narrator poses the existential question: “Why was I born?” before moving through a series of works that have had meaning for him. The absurd drawings of Gary Larson, Jackson Pollock's paintings, Mickey Rourke's role in Rumble Fish, a sentence from Ulysses. The Lotus Eaters is a narratively ambitious and playful collection of short stories.

Hats
Crafts and Hobbies2017 · 136 pp

Hats

Marion Louise Rindsem

Hats are incredibly fun to knit: They are small projects you can take with you in your purse, they go by quickly and they're perfect to give away as gifts. But best of all is that you only have to knit one of each! Marion Rindsem designs beautiful hats, cute hats, simple, difficult and cool hats. She designs hats that suit a family's smallest member, little brother, grandma, mom and dad. Luer is a little Bible of designs with traditional patterns, but also new and unfamiliar combinations. The book has 50 different hat designs – many of them in several different color combinations – so you can let yourself be inspired to play around in your scrap basket. What about an embroidered deer on top of a tough geometric pattern? If you don't know how to embroider yet, there is a nice little tutorial with step-by-step pictures in the back of the book. And as a little bonus, most of the hats have a beautiful and special challenge at the top: If you could only see yourself from above…