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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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SENIOR LIFE
Narrative Non-fiction / Self Help2019 · 352 pp

SENIOR LIFE

Guro Hoftun

Senior Life is all about being old in Norway today, and about being the next of kin. The book offers humorous, serious and honest stories about Knut Erik (78) and Randi (78) for example, who found each other when they were adults; Vesla (82) and her friends on the Costa Blanca; Astrid (83) who has received a death sentence; Rukhshana (66) who demands that her children take care of her; and newlywed Olav Thon (96) who never watches TV without riding an exercise bike.

ONE FOR THE TEAM
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Narrative Non-fiction2019 · 224 pp

ONE FOR THE TEAM

Øyvind Alsaker / Atle Nielsen

Solskjærs United-Legacy In his first term as manager of Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjær has gone from God-given-savior to despairingspectator of a team in crisis. One For The Team is a book about the world's biggest football club and its Norwegian coach. It's the story about what happened when the old idea of United was confronted by the reality of today, and what the team means in the age of the superstar.

A Short Eternity
Literature and Fiction / Mystery and Crime2019 · 368 pp

A Short Eternity

Eystein Hanssen

A brutal and spectacular crimewave hits Norway. The professionalism of the crimes and the lack of evidence make it almost impossible for the police to pursue the culprits. Detective Elli Rathke needs to use all of her wits and eventually finds a connection to the Yugoslav civil war and a feared war criminal. Elli and her colleagues have to travel to present-day Sarajevo, a city where the wounds of the past are still wide open.

A SAMI WORLD HISTORY
Narrative Non-fiction2019 · 496 pp

A SAMI WORLD HISTORY

Hugo Lauritz Jenssen

The Sami people and what constitutes Sami identity have always been seen as functions of their geographical territory at the extreme northern edge of Europe. A Sami World History however does not focus on the people living in Sápmi– Samiland – but follows the Sami who travelled and discovered the rest of the world. They allowed themselves to be put on display in American and European ‘World Exhibitions’. Entrepreneurial Zoo owners such as the German Carl Hagenbeck showed off Sami people in zoological gardens. The new style of commercial publicity reflected industrialisation and international capitalism and, for as long as the public on many continents were showing a tremendous interest, the Sami – as well as several other aboriginal peoples – became energetically exploited in advertising. The exotic was profitable. The Sami were active participants in the heroic era of polar exploration, when the last white regions on the world map were investigated by expeditions led by famous explorers. Quite rightly, the Sami were regarded as experts on survival in an extremely cold and inhospitable climate. Their role in charting the Arctic clearly belongs in a ‘world history’ of this people. A Sami World History is a unique book – nothing like it has been written before.

After Us
UpLit / Literature and Fiction2019 · 272 pp

After Us

Gunn Marit Nisja

The year is 1967. After an exciting - and cataclysmic - year at folk high school, four girls go their own ways. They were going to be friends for life.Forty years later, Ingrid is alone after her husband Arvid suddenly passes away. Even though many years have passed, she summons up the courage to call one of her old friends. Both love and conflict soon come back to life. Perhaps it isn't too late for them after all.After us is a tender and warm novel about friendship, love, and the meaning of life.

THE FLOOD
Children's Books2019 · 120 pp · Age 9 - 12

THE FLOOD

Max Estes

There is a flood, and a man and his dog need to escape. But the dog runs away and his owner ends up making the arduous journey alone, during which he finds a wounded eagle that eventually plays a bigger role in the story. The book is about the love of animals, and how people and animals can find help and support in each other. The Flood is a concisely written graphic novel about the forces of nature and the connection between humans and animals.

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TELL ME MORE ABOUT YOURSELF IN A GOOD WAY
Literature and Fiction2019 · 240 pp

TELL ME MORE ABOUT YOURSELF IN A GOOD WAY

Kine Jeanette Solberg

Inga loses her elder brother, quits her job and becomes inadvertently responsible for the death of a cat. Inga's brother could call her and say that he was sick, and that she was not allowed to contact the doctor, that no one else understood. Now she is left with a freedom of sorts. She walks into the local pub Creutz, orders a beer, and some plaice. Tell Me more about Yourself in a Good Way is a mournful and reckless novel.

Home
Literature and Fiction2019 · 128 pp

Home

Sigbjørn Skåden

2048: A child is born on Home, a previously unknown planet named after the research expedition that established a colony there a few years earlier. The researchers left Earth with the goal of establishing a colony, well aware that they can never return. As researchers, they are willing to take the risk and the psychological strain it entails. But the child's mother is no longer a researcher; she is a mother – and she has plans for her daughter that no one knows about.2147: The descendents of the first people are living on the edge of starvation inside the dome on Home. The animals the first people had brought with them died long ago, they haven't managed to get anything to grow outside the dome walls, and all electronic equipment are outdated and discarded. After a storm, another dome suddenly appears on the landscape. The new people present themselves as having the same motivations as those who came a hundred years before – they speak of hope and community. But when the truth about the inhospitable conditions on Home sink in, another agenda gradually comes to light.

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BIRD LANGUAGE
Literature and Fiction2019 · 368 pp

BIRD LANGUAGE

Knut Ødegård

Claus is the son of a front-line soldier now growing up in post-war Molde. His father's thesis on the origins of The Heimskringla was lost during the bombing of Leipzig. The large house on the hillside falls slowly into disrepair, while apathy and illness spreads throughout the family. A Polish violinist escapes to Molde, where a preacher from Fiji and a German prince also come. Claus talks to birds while the city's war heroes are killed in mysterious circumstances.

HAPPY AGAIN! WORK BOOK
Self Help2019 · 168 pp

HAPPY AGAIN! WORK BOOK

Kristian Hall

14 steps to greater happiness Happy Again! Workbook is a 14-step program that helps those feeling low or suffering from long-term depression, to lift their spirits or overcome it completely. To make it even easier to get started and complete the program Kristian Hall has written this workbook, to use alongside the main book, where you will find short instructions and forms for you to fill out every day, every week. This will allow you to keep close track of your progress and become even more motivated. The book features a number of people who talk about how they have used the program and what they have achieved.

Good food all week
Cook Books2019 · 304 pp

Good food all week

Lise Finckenhagen

Culinary talent Lise Finckenhagen uses her masterful skills to combine exciting flavors, and presenting recipes in a simple and appetizing way has made her one of the Norway’s most popular food presenters. In this book you will find 140 of the people’s favorites. You’ll be inspired to create tasty dishes for every day of the week and for all occasions – from simple half-hour dishes and nice, green dinners to tempting Friday lunches and traditional Sunday classics. And of course, Finckenhagen has left room for some of her sweet temptations.

BADGER DAYS
Children's Books2019 · 48 pp · Age 6 - 9

BADGER DAYS

Gro Dahle

Everything was so easy before. Pim liked going to school. The days were bright and full of joy. But suddenly things are no longer okay. Pim doesn't want to go to school. Neither Pim nor his Mom know why. It gets harder every day, and Pim moves further and further away from what's bright and easy. Pim digs and digs. Something has to be done. But is Pim himself anymore? Badger Days is a new picture book from Gro Dahle about refusing to go to school, and what can happen when you start digging.

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