Books
When Felix Grew
Jan Lööf
When Felix steps out of the comic strip and into the picture book he is big, much bigger than the rest of the characters in the book. Something must have gone wrong and people seem afraid of him, but one girl says she can help him. She takes him to a…
52 Soups
Ylva Bergqvist
Soup is making a comeback as a smart and nutritional meal. Warming, tasty, fast, easy and full of flavour and the varieties are endless. This book treats you to 52 different soup recipes, one a week if you like! There are quick weekday recipes, festi…
Another World
Cecilia Lindqvist
After seven days of travel on the Trans-Siberian Railway, Cecilia Lindqvist approaches Beijing. It is January 1961, and she is shocked by her first encounter with China. The country is plagued by famine and the harsh political climate casts a dire sh…
Your Brother My Sister
Annika Thor
Annika Thor writes with sensitivity about vulnerability and fellowship, identity and friendship. Johan has lived at the orphanage for as long as he can remember. Now he’s eleven years old and has had enough of all the hard work and beatings. He decid…
Sweet – desserts, pastries & candy
Lena Söderström
Who doesn’t crave for something sweet after a meal or with a cup of coffee? This delightful cookbook is full of sweet temptations in the form of desserts, pastries and candy. You will find recipes for fruit and berry pies, mousses, gateaus and cream…
Left Alone
Lotta Olsson
At last we once again get to meet the much loved anteater and the sweet little dormouse from Strange Animals. Lotta Olsson has written an adventure picture book story with insight and everyday philosophy, illustrated with Maria Nilsson Thore’s deligh…
Screams in the Night
Anders Jacobsson
Kip Jansson’s brother has had a baby so Kip is now an uncle. Kip is extremely proud and cocky about it, until he mentions it in school. Some of the older boys call him “uncle” and wonder where he keeps his walking stick, his walking frame and his fla…
Bird Diary 2016
Dan Zetterström, Bill Zetterström, Mats Ottosson
From January’s birdlife, which goes on the back burner during the bitter winter cold to the melancholy autumn months when the migrating birds leave us for more southerly latitudes. Each season has its particular birds, and this richly illustrated boo…
