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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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How old can a tiger be?
Children's Books2016 · 104 pp · Age 3 - 12

How old can a tiger be?

Bjørn Arild Ersland

In this book, Bjørn Arild Ersland tries to find out why not everything in nature can live for the same length of time. Pi the Cat is 12 years old and the vet thinks she's an old lady now. But a 12-year-old girl is still a child. Why do some things get older much quicker than others? How do some creatures manage to live for an extremely long time?

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Tomorrow everything will be dark: the end of history
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2016 · 288 pp

Tomorrow everything will be dark: the end of history

Sigbjørn Mostue

The third and last part of the critically acclaimed thriller trilogy that has taken young readers by storm. The MTG parasite turns people into killing machines. When the epidemic reaches Norway, collapse is inevitable. It's the end of everything. But the young people refuse to give up and a rumour goes around that civilisation and order are being re-established in the capital, Oslo. Behind a wall that not everybody can climb over. Shockingly relevant. Nominated to UPRISEN 2016 - The Young Readers Award.

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In the Shadow of the Sun
Children's Books2016 · 144 pp

In the Shadow of the Sun

Kristín A. Sandberg

In this novel we meet Ella, a young girl who experiences what it is like to move from Norway to Gran Canaria – for better or worse. Ella thought she had a turbulent family life and adolescent problems, but she gets a wake-up call when she meets other young people. It soon becomes apparent that the holiday paradise has a darker side.

None of this is about me
Literature and Fiction2016 · 192 pp

None of this is about me

Stig Sæterbakken

When Stig Sæterbakken died in 2012, he left behind a manuscript of autobiographical notes.The texts range from stylistic essay writing to slapstick humour. They give us insight into his day-to-day and family life, and describe the importance of friendship and the significance of other authorships, all in Sæterbakken’s persuasive literary form.This is a powerful testimony from one of our most important contemporary authorships. 'Even the darkest texts in the posthumous publication of Stig Sæterbakken’s notes are brightened up by the author’s joy in giving them expression.'MORGENBLADET 'A dark, amusing and beautiful conclusion to an unusually wholehearted writing career.'DAGBLADET

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Children's Books2016 · Age 6 - 9

Insects and reptiles

Line Renslebråten

Insects and reptiles are essential for nature to fully function. And even if some of them are scary and/or poisonous, we have to take care of them. In this book you find fantastic illustrations of over 40 species. You can read facts and stories about them all. The stories are collected from around the world, and show us how insects and reptiles have fascinated us through time. This book takes you on an educational and beautiful journey into the world of bugs and crawlers.

All is Relationships
Self Help2016 · 288 pp

All is Relationships

Marit Slagsvold

The starting point of gestalt therapy is that everything depends on relationships. We live in a community and influence each other. Nobody is only his or her self.Marit Slagsvold is a sociologist and gestalt therapist. In this book she writes about the significance of relationships and about how we can accept differences and live together, as couples and in our communities.She presents the meaning of relationships through her own powerful story. She accepts that she doesn't need to try to be like everybody else. By identifying her own needs, she can lead her life without descriptive labels. She also writes about how we can get a paired relationship to work by respecting each other's differences. 'Marit Slagsvold has written a fine and courageous little book.' VG

Jenny
Children's Books2016 · 48 pp

Jenny

Tore Renberg

Jenny is a terribly old lady who lives in a block of flats and looks like a raisin. She lives with her cat, Benny. They sit and peer out at the world. At the happy children, laughing and playing. One day, Jenny has had enough of the children’s noise. She puts on her cowboy hat, arms herself with a blowpipe and says to Benny: ”Come along – let's sort them out.” Jenny is a tough book about a tough old lady and a tough little cat.

Jesperpuss
Narrative Non-fiction2016 · 152 pp

Jesperpuss

Aina Stormo / Katia Gjerding Wiegand

Jesperpus is not like other cats. Jesperpus swims and skis. 100 million over the whole world have seen the film of his ski trip. He blogs, is on Facebook and is ranked among the world's most influential animals. However, Jesperpus is also just like most cats. He likes hunting for birds and mice, and loves his human family very much. This book shows in text and pictures both his very special talents and his quite ordinary behaviour as an everyday cat.'This literary titbit is full of illustrations of Jesper. (…) one of the best books I have read in years. Highly recommended. The book is informative, warm, moving and powerful. (…) an exceptional feel-good book.'BOKTIMMY

Cold Front
Narrative Non-fiction2016 · 336 pp

Cold Front

Per Arne Totland

Svalbard is the Achilles heel of Norwegian foreign policies. There have been many conflicts with the Soviet Union and later with Russia, and they have been serious. At a time when international interest in the Northernmost part of our planet is greater than ever before, the Russian Prime Minister has declared that the Cold War is back. Kaldfront takes the reader on an exciting journey through Svalbard's political history and describes the new challenges, in the context of the great opportunities in the Arctic and the tense situation between Russia and the West.

Cargo
Literature and Fiction2016 · 136 pp

Cargo

Lars Saabye Christensen

Kargo is a wide-ranging, humorous, serious and poetic anthology of poems. Lars Saabye Christensen uses his distinctive view of the world to take us on a journey from Oslo to Haiti. Like a ship laden with what remains when everything is thrown up into the air and whatever falls down is caught, Kargo carries a generous and random selection of experiences.

Karsten Needs an Eye-patch
Children's Books2016 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Karsten Needs an Eye-patch

Tor Åge Bringsværd

A new book about best friends Karsten and Petra! When Karsten goes to the eye-doctor he is told that he has to wear a patch over one eye for a while. Karsten doesn't like this. Back in the nursery, Karsten is playing with Petra and the other children, but Karsten is unhappy. Eventually, it is big sister Siri who gets Karsten to feel happier about wearing a patch – it's good to have help if part of your body isn't working properly. Even Harry Potter uses specs! A brand new book about the two best friends – as always, with topics which the target group recognises and loves reading about.

Petra Plays Football
Children's Books2016 · 32 pp · Age 3 - 6

Petra Plays Football

Tor Åge Bringsværd

Petra loves football. And she often sits glued to the screen when there is football on TV. She loves playing football in the garden with Grandpa and Esther. When the local sports club announce that they are going to start football for six-year-olds, Petra really wants to take part. They learn to head the ball, to run together after the ball and to run with the ball through an obstacle course. They are split into two teams and play against each other, and they learn about fair play.

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