Books
Help! I Have to Find Mia
Jo Salmson
Some relatives from Chile are coming to visit. Mia, who is supposed to be “the same age” as the protagonist, turns out to be several years younger. Plus, she only speaks Spanish. What are they supposed to do together?Finally, some friends from school…
The Ghost Telephone
Katarina Genar
Greta loves her mysterious school. It was built over a hundred years ago. Back then the old telephone in the library was new, but now it doesn’t work anymore. Or is perhaps what Sally says true, that only ghosts can call it?Come along to the school w…
Spot On
Margareta Nordqvist
Lillis has a horse of her own. A hobby horse called Poppi! But more than anything she wants to ride a real horse, a living one. Eddi is big and he can ride. Lillis goes with her friend to help him take care of his horse Spot. And guess what? Lillis e…
Friend or Foe
Marie Oskarsson
It’s raining and Jack can’t find his rain clothes to play rain hockey with his friend Edvin. Ali teaches Jack to play chess instead. It’s more fun than Jack expected. In fact it’s so much fun that he wants to play it again and again. This doesn’t go…
The Chain Letter
Petrus Dahlin
A new standalone book in Petrus Dahlin and Johanna Kristiansson’s easy-to-read spooky series Read at Your Own Risk. Perfect for horror lovers who are practising their reading!“If you don’t pass this video on to three people you will die.” That’s what…
Yoga Food
Cecilia Davidsson
Cecilia Davidsson shares her food philosophy, based on tasty and beautifully prepared meals from nutritious local produce – delicious whether you practise yoga or not. All recipes are naturally free from gluten and refined white sugar. Get tips on ho…
Pure Beauty
Karin Björkegren Jones, Lena Losciale
This is a unique book about sustainable, long-term and holistic skincare to suit all ages and skin types. With exclusive cross-reference tables of egetable oils and essential oils, you can easily create your own skincare recipes, while also understan…
Ghost Ships of the Baltic Sea
Carl Douglas, Jonas Dahm
In Östersjön there are over 100,000 shipwrecks. There is everything from 17th-century royal ships, stately 18th-century wooden ships and 19th-century cargo ships, to submarines from World War II. Due to the cold water and absence of shipworm, these v…
