Books
I can too
Pija Lindenbaum
Here is the follow-up to “I Love Manne”. In this book Micke fights to prove that “of course he can do the same things as his big sister`´. But there are some things however that are to a little brother`s advantage….. Pia Lindenbaum is one of Sw…
Detective Gordon: The First Case
Ulf Nilsson
A friendly, philosophical and thoughtful story about the rather tired and somewhat frozen Commissioner Gordon and his chirpy assistant. Warm, witty wisdom from one of Sweden’s foremost children’s authors – Ulf Nilsson. Affectionately illustrated in c…
Sigge forever
Lin Hallberg
Elina can hardly believe it´s true! She is going to be allowed to look after Sigge all by herself. As she shuts the cupboard where all of Sigge´s gear and halter are kept, she feels as though Jossan has given her a prize! It´s hard to say goodb…
Ninja Timmy and the stolen laughter
Henrik Tamm
Henrik Tamm is a conceptual designer in Hollywood who has helped create the worlds of “Shrek” and “Narnia”, among many other films. “Ninja Timmy” is his first adventure in book form. In the city of Elyzandrium, bamboo skyscrapers spiral into a sky fi…
The Perfect Stride
Thomas Reckmann
The Perfect Stride Millions of Swedes run on a regular basis, but, despite radical development in our knowledge of this form of exercise over the past decade, most people continue to run in exactly the same way as they have always done. …
A Walk
Lotta Olsson
Who Lives Here? Look Inside! Join author Lotta Olsson and one of Sweden´s foremost illustrators Maria Jönsson on a walk set to fire the imagination. We look through windows and discover different worlds. Each person has their own page and s…
Liquorice
Elisabeth Johansson
A unique book about liquorice! Finally, a complete recipe book on liquorice. The book contains about 60 exciting and delicious recipes for everything from liquorice fudge and salt liquorice ice cream to liquorice Tosca cake, liquorice-marinated lamb…
This is how it works (or not)
Johan Thörnqvist
With new writer Johan Thörnqvist we follow Miriam and her grandfather through town, where they discover the most imaginative explanations for how all the mechanical things work. We learn of alternative explanations for everything from how traffic l…
