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The Marching Band that Turned Right instead of Left
Children's Books2024 · 48 pp · Age 3 - 6

The Marching Band that Turned Right instead of Left

Fridtjof Stensæth Josefsen

A school marching band is due perform and march through the streets. The children are looking forward to it and the bandleader is ready. But what happens when the band turns right instead of left? The band ends up marching all the way around the world! The Marching Band that Turned Right instead of Left is a brilliantly funny, lively picture book debut.

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Let's Turn the Town Upside Down
Children's Books2024 · 187 pp · Age 12+

Let's Turn the Town Upside Down

Tor Åge Bringsværd

Several centuries ago, the world as we know it was destroyed by wars, corrosive rain and a deadly plague. Aivar (13) from The Badger Tribe is forced to flee when the travelling city of Berlin comes too close to their winter settlement. He and Uri, his best friend’s little sister, are the only survivors of an attack by the Bears several days later. Vira (13) loves climbing. She grows up on the first storey of Berlin among the people who keep the whole city running. Up top live the important folk, the ones with responsibility. When Vira is caught climbing too high – all the way up to the sixth storey – she is forced to start spying and informing on her own people. Because there are a lot people in Berlin who want to harm the city. We follow Aivar and Vira for a few years until they eventually meet during a long-planned attack on the travelling city of Berlin. But neither of them knows exactly what they’ve got themselves involved in. A high-octane, thrilling vision of a dystopian future – with hope!

Bettina and Bendik
Children's Books2024 · 80 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bettina and Bendik

Sidsel Jøranlid

Bettina's class is setting up a play, and Bettina hopes to get one of the main roles. But nothing goes just as she hoped, and it doesn't for Bendik either. They don't look forward to the play. But then, they make a plan!

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Bettina Wants to Go on a Beach Vacation
Children's Books2024 · 96 pp · Age 6 - 12

Bettina Wants to Go on a Beach Vacation

Sidsel Jøranlid

Bettina really wants to have a beach vacation. Everyone’s always talking about how beach holidays are the best. One day her Mum beamingly announces that they’re going on vacation. Only it turns out that they’re going to a village in Italy and that’s not the beach! Bettina is convinced it’ll be awful. Italy can’t possibly be any fun – or can it?

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Live Outdoors
Narrative Non-fiction / Self Help2024 · 190 pp

Live Outdoors

Jannicke Øien

Jannicke was an A&E nurse, looking after traffic accident victims and others whose lives had taken a sudden turn. Seeing them on the operating table had a powerful effect on her. The serious injuries were one thing, but even more unbearable was the grief over all the plans and dreams that were now unattainable. Patients told her how they had let life pass them by, planning for a quieter future where they could enjoy themselves. One day she decided that she wasn’t going to end up like that. She had to live now. Jannicke Øien is an adventurer and wilderness guide. Live Outside, Live Now is a tribute to the wild and untouched beauty that surrounds us. It contains personal reflections and stories about her experiences in nature, and how nature can affect us as humans. She writes about climbing some of the world’s highest mountain peaks, walking through dense forests and being in contact with the rich diversity of wildlife. We get to go to some of the most incredible places on the planet, such as the Himalayas, Alaska and Kilimanjaro. But this is also a book about something more: the importance of living our dreams while we can, while we have the health to do so.

The Lily in the Field
UpLit / Literature and Fiction2024 · 320 pp

The Lily in the Field

Ann-Christin Gjersøe

Summer 1867. Sorrow and joy go hand in hand at Sommersholm this season. The maid’s room in the manor has suddenly become Alise's new home. She mourns her father, and longs for any sign of life from Birk. Why isn't he writing? On top of this heartbreak and her pregnancy, she must work as Aurelia’s chambermaid, and Aurelia seems determined to complicate Alise’s life even further. At Hasselskovgaard, the upcoming costume ball is the talk of the town. Only Rose's thoughts are elsewhere. She fears that Hugo will discover and expose Torkel. Hugo has shown there is no limit to how far he will go. Can he be stopped? The tension between Margrete and Axel is still palpable. In the fruit garden he attempts to kiss her, but Margerete believes he is engaged to someone else and accuses him of taking advantage. He leaves her there, promising to leave her alone from now on.

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First Aid for Children
Self Help2024 · 224 pp

First Aid for Children

Ida Grimstad

An indispensable first aid guide for parents with small children! This book gives parents the security they need to support and protect small children in nearly all possible situations. Concrete, clear guidance will help you if something happens to a child, if an emergency arises or if you have to deal with less serious accidents, such as scrapes or small cuts. The author’s simple, accessible and targeted information is conveyed through useful illustrations and easily understood text. First aid is not just about reacting to emergency situations, but also about preventing accidents and handling the daily minor incidents that inevitably occur. The book has a handy index to help you quickly find the relevant information you need.

Porridge for brains
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Porridge for brains

Jan Chr. Næss

Mum says you get porridge for brains if you spend too much time on the iPad. But what if it's mum who is on her phone? Does she also get her head filled with porridge? The girl thinks it's simmering and boiling. And is that a hint of cinnamon smell coming out of mum's ears?

The Brain
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

The Brain

Sarah Roxana Herlofsen

Come along on an exciting exploration of the human body! Did you know that men have bigger brains than women? It's true, but it doesn't mean men are smarter. Did you know that because of the brain, it's impossible to tickle yourself? Or that spiders have their brain in their legs? The Brain is the second book in a new series with fun, exciting and very strange facts about the body.

Oda Runs Away
Children's Books2024 · 40 pp · Age 3 - 9

Oda Runs Away

Henning Lystad

Oda is going to the museum with her class. They have to walk two by two, and Oda has been paired up with Zaineb, who’s super boring. Oda has to do something. Hey – why not run away!

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Mass for a Murderer
Mystery and Crime2024 · 400 pp

Mass for a Murderer

Gard Sveen

A hot Tuesday morning in August, Tom Schrøder is granted his first leave from prison. Three hours accompanied by two officers. He will be be back in the Kongsvinger prison by eleven o’clock. But Schrøder never comes back. He kills one of the prison officers and leaves town with the other. The most dangerous man in the country is on the lam. He is armed, and he has a hostage. The residents of the town are asked to stay indoors and lock their doors in the intense heat of the late summer. Tom Schrøder, a feared criminal since his late teens, was convicted of a brutal double homicide twelve years ago. In recent years, however, he has been a model prisoner and earned a transfer to a low-security prison. In two years, he could have been a free man. He is fifty-two years old. If he’s caught now, he’ll spend the rest of his life behind bars. Why run now? In Sandefjord, Schrøder’s lawyer is on his summer holidays when he receives news of his most infamous client’s escape. By then, several hours have passed since the incident – Tom Schrøder could be anywhere. The lawyer’s greatest fear is that someone in the prison may have told Tom his big secret. Then the worst thing possible happens. And the road to downfall has no end.

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My First Baking Book
Cook Books / Children's Books2024 · 160 pp · Age 3 - 9

My First Baking Book

Elin Vatnar Nilsen

My First Baking Book is aimed at any beginner cook who wants to have fun baking. The book’s step-by-step photographs make it easy for children to follow the recipes. Alongside recipes for both sweet and healthy baked goods, there are sections full of information about the equipment you’ll need and simple tips for achieving the best possible results. The book is easy to use, with an uncluttered layout where every recipe is presented in detail with clear instructions. As well as photos, the book contains lovely, evocative illustrations.

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