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Exercise Together
Self Help2016 · 168 pp

Exercise Together

Lasse Tufte / Jørgine Massa Vasstrand

Team up with at friend and exercise together! It is social and effective to do your exercise together with someone. Join Funky-Gine and Lasse Tufte, and let them show you the best and coolest exercises. Anything from duo-push ups and knee-lifters with friend-resistance, to duo-squats and partner-burpees. Use your bodyweight to get stronger, leaner and guaranteed in better shape. Learn and be inspired by the experts. This book contains over 200 exercises.

Outdoor Exercises
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Self Help2016 · 192 pp

Outdoor Exercises

Kristin Granum Rosebø

The best exercises for training outdoors – whether you are already active or have not done very much physical training before. Training outdoors is super-effective and fun. Lots of variety and accessible to all. This book is for you if you love nature, whether you prefer power training, interval training or covering the miles. Learn here how best to train outdoors – in the park, in the woods, in the mountains or by the water. Get started alone or with friends. It's about the pleasure of training and about making use of the body's own measures. There is a special chapter for you if you enjoy clocking up the miles. The possibilities are endless and Kristin gives you the best and most enjoyable exercises and specific 30-minute programmes. Each chapter is rounded off with its own training programme which you can take a photo of on your mobile phone – handy to take out with you.

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The threat from the deep
Children's Books2016 · 108 pp · Age 9+

The threat from the deep

Kristian Landmark / Ole Bernt Tellefsen

Oscar thinks it will just be an ordinary day at school, but he couldn't be more mistaken. During the first class, he finds out that he has acquired special powers. Right after that, Oscar is kidnapped and swept away in a strange blue car that vanishes into the sea.In six other countries, six other children have exactly the same experience. And the day has only just begun.The threat from the deep. is the first volume in the 7 Series, a unique superseries for children and young people.'I can only say it once more: I love the idea. (…) The illustrations are skilful, the plot exciting and the characters both cool and interesting. I look forward to the next book.' FÆDRELANDSVENNEN

The history of immortality
Narrative Non-fiction2016 · 304 pp

The history of immortality

Dag Øistein Endsjø

‘Do you really want to live forever?’ With this immortal lyric from the 1980’s as his soundtrack, religious historian Dag Øistein Endsjø goes in search of eternal life.The dream of immortality is possibly as old as humanity itself. One of the few things we all have in common, is the knowledge that we shall all die. The alternative appears as simple as it is unachievable. Is it possible to stop our bodies from changing and to preserve them forever? What would happen if time lost its power over us? What really distinguishes Jesus’ from vampires, or the zombies who come back to life in The Walking Dead? The History of Immortality will not give you the recipe for eternal life. Nor does it contain any irrefutable evidence that immortality is possible. What it does offer, however, is a wide-ranging, informative and entertaining account of humanity’s engagement with life’s most central question: What happens to us when we die, and what we might be able to do to avoid it? The story about immortality goes all the way back to how the Mesopotamians and ancient Greeks held that the gods made certain men and women physically immortal, by way of the breakthrough of Christianity, sex with gods, animals resurrected from skin and bones, almost invulnerable saints, incorruptible corpses, the most miraculous healings, revenants, cyborgs, people condemned to wander forever, and today’s experiments in genetics, nutrition and medicine.

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The wolf hammer
Children's Books2016 · 224 pp · Age 9+

The wolf hammer

Alexander Løken

When the Collector brings an ancient hammer back from Svalbard, a powerful and evil force is unleashed. It's up to Edvard Frost (15), Professor Wolf and the others to put the hammer back before it's too late.But the monsters that await them in the icy wastelands of the north are worse than anything Edvard could have imagined. And soon, the fate of all humanity is at stake. Will this be Edvard's last expedition? 'A splendidly eerie tale. Løken can be congratulated on this worthy addition to the series.' HAMAR ARBEIDERBLAD

The wolf hammer
Children's Books2016 · 224 pp · Age 9+

The wolf hammer

Alexander Løken

When the Collector brings an ancient hammer back from Svalbard, a powerful and evil force is unleashed. It's up to Edvard Frost (15), Professor Wolf and the others to put the hammer back before it's too late. But the monsters that await them in the icy wastelands of the north are worse than anything Edvard could have imagined. And soon, the fate of all humanity is at stake. Will this be Edvard's last expedition?

Under the Window
Literature and Fiction2016 · 160 pp

Under the Window

Aksel Selmer

What to do when life gives you lemons? The main character in Under vinduet is a middle-aged supermarket worker who is on sick leave. She insists on wearing a rather old-fashioned neck-brace although there are doubts she really needs one for medical reasons. She also has family worries. Her daughter has moved in with an older lover before finishing high school. Her husband is more occupied with his sudden passion for bicycling than he is passionate about her and their marriage. Following the doctor’s advice, she starts a new routine of afternoon walks in the hope for a speedy recovery from her gloomy everyday life. In the course of her walks, she meets a man with a dog. They become friends and together they start spying at their neighbours during their evening strolls. Life suddenly gets much more interesting. Under vinduet is a heartfelt, loving story told with humour and soul.

The High School
2016 · 160 pp · Age 12+

The High School

Heidi Furre

It's the start of the summer holidays, but Maja is all alone. Her father has disappeared. Nobody knows whether he is alive or dead, just that he is probably dead. Pelle and Maria, her Best Friends Forever, have gone away. Things aren't good for Maja. But then her friends come home one after another, and school starts again. High school now, not junior school. Maja dreams of being one of the group invited to parties, getting drunk, kissing and having sex. At the same time, she needs to be the child she still is, going swimming with Pelle and Maria or just sitting in her room chatting. The High School will give you a new warmth for these unusually turbulent years of our lives.

Invisible Snefrid and the Ghost
Children's Books2016 · 40 pp · Age 0 - 6

Invisible Snefrid and the Ghost

Ingunn Aamodt

The Snefrid children's series is about a kind lady who becomes invisible when she eats celery. She lives in a big house and has a big heart. In the books about Snefrid we also meet the pop-star, the princess, the ghost, the elf, the neighbour, the cook and other wonderful characters who live with her. In the second book of the series, the ghost is frightfully unhappy because it doesn't manage to scare anyone. That is when Snefrid takes a bite of celery and becomes invisible, so that she can help the ghost without the ghost knowing!

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Off on an adventure
Children's Books2016 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 9

Off on an adventure

Bjørn Ousland

Come along on an adventure! Three brothers go out into the world in search of honour and glory. But whoever who wants to enter Troll Mountain and outwit the terrible troll will need some good helpers. In this colourful tale, Bjørn Ousland goes right to the heart of the folk tales. It's still all about good against evil, and how we get further by being kind to others.

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The Wafflefish
Children's Books2016 · 56 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Wafflefish

Bjørn F. Rørvik

Fox and Piglet have borrowed a book about fish, with pictures ofall sorts of fish and sea creatures. Some of the fish look very funny, for example the Gurglefish. Others look very nasty to eat, suchas the Potatomouth, which is U.N.O.P – Unusually Nasty On Pizza. But there are also some which look remarkably good, and most tempting of all is the Wafflefish.Piglet fancies a wafflefish for dinner. So the two friends go on a fishing trip – but there may be more than wafflefish lurking in the deep.The Wafflefish (Vaffelfisken) is the twelfth book about Fox and Piglet. Here again Rørvik and Dybvig are in top form, as they have been right from their very first book, twenty years ago. 'The Wafflefish is good storytelling inspired by adventure, with funny animals given human attributes and weaknesses. This is a book that surprises, that we laugh at and grow fond of. In short: Quality fun for little ones.'DAGBLADET 'A fresh and fanciful fishy story which will delight readers of all ages.'BYAVISA FREDRIKSTAD

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Vampire
Literature and Fiction2016 · 256 pp

Vampire

Steffen Kverneland

The Edvard Munch expert Steffen is in charge of curating a Munch exhibition, when a strange death at the Munch musem sets him on the trail of a dangerous mystery. As Steffen digs deeper, he uncovers a dark secret in the painter's family history. Vampire is a gothic tale about a possible dark secret behind our greatest painter. It is about betrayal, desperation and sick love, seen through the eyes of a drunken cartoonist and Bohemian.This book is unlike anything else you’ve ever read. And much better than most of it. "Bloody and hilarious. Steffen Kverneland’s debut novel is a gothic horror tale about Edvard Munch."NRKBad blood in Bjørvika"Kverneland is right to the point here, both having a unique eye for visual details and an ear for lingual twists. ...And the illustrations is just remarkable!"DAG OG TIDSteffen Kverneland won the Brage Prize for his graphic biography MUNCH in 2013. Vampire is his first novel.

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