The Circus Pony
Lin Hallberg
A circus has come to Vik. Tiger has gotten hold of some tickets so Levi and Lo can go too. Tiger doesn’t really like circuses becausehe doesn’t think that animals should have to do tricks and his fears are confirmed when an unhappy pony suddenly turn…
The Dor Beetle Flies at Dusk
Maria Gripe
When Jonas, Annika, and David are watering flowers at the Selander farm, they find old letters sent to an Emelie who lived in the 18th century. The letters mention a three-thousand-year-old Egyptian statue in Ringaryd, where they live. Does it still…
Whose Holiday?
Stina Wirsén
Little Dog is going on holiday with his dad and Teddy-Pig. It’s so exciting! But do they make friends with anyone? Yes, they do. There’s a hedgehog that wants to play, but she says ”Bonjour” and ”Merci” and Little Dog doesn’t understand any of it … B…
Who Draws What? Activity Book with Stickers
Stina Wirsén
Help create the Who? figures’ world using the craft activities and stickers in this book. Making party decorations, drawing emotions and helping Teddy to find his way through the shop’s labyrinth are just a few of the many clever and creative ideas f…
Billie: Everyone Together
Sara Kadefors
People want to do things all the time. They want to be together, they want to be on their own, they want to move apart and, above all, they don’t want to tell anyone what they actually think and feel. And Billie really wants to know, because curiosit…
The Secret City
Johanna Strömqvist
Delve into an enchanting world of magic and machines, monsters and adventures! A fantastically atmospheric and scary story. This is the standalone end of the success series. Saga lives with her family in a castle deep in the woods. A wicked ruler and…
The Blue Night
Jo Salmson
The Blue Night is the third and final book in Jo Salmson’s highly acclaimed fantasy trilogy “The Fate of the Dragons”. Nea has met dragon rider Tam and his blue dragon Sky, but horrifying things await them. The sorcerer and his warrior are getting cl…
The Tenth Floor
Christina Herrström
Christina Herrström now writes for teenagers, with a powerful depiction of overarching love, the search for freedom and courage. After the divorce of her parents, Jorinde lives alone in an apartment. From the windows on the l0thth floor she looks out…
