Charlotte Ramel
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Charlotte Ramel
Charlotte Ramel has illustrated many, many children’s books, including those by giants such as Lennart Helsing, Barbro Lindgren and Ulf Stark, and she is constantly discovering new ways of expressing herself
Books by Charlotte Ramel
Life is Now: A Day in Verse and Song
Lotta Olsson
Life is Now… a new poetry/music classic to read, sing and enjoy! A book for the entire family packed with illustrations. Suitable as a christening gift or a starting school present. Imagine: illustrated verse for a whole day. We follow a family from…
Yummy! Food!
Lotta Olsson
Yummy! Food is nice! Using noises like Mnunm! Aaah! Gobble! Slurp! The poet Lotta Olsson has created fun rhymes for toddlers to enjoy active mealtimes. The funny drawings of hilarious mealtime situations enhance the text.
Press the Button
Lotta Olsson
Press the buttons all day long: mobile phone, vacuum cleaner, TV and lamp. But which is the best button?
Darling Little Bunny
Lotta Olsson
Darling little bunny Drink your milk and honey Cuddle teddy bear Comfy in a chair What do you do all day long when you´re only very little? Why… you drink milk, spill on yourself, crawl about or sleep on the bus. Lotta Olsson succ…
Here’s big nose
Lotta Olsson
Swirly-whirly- curly -twirly. Fun rhymes and verses. Look, point, read and rhyme together. Here´s big nose: here! World´s biggest nose There´s little nose: there! Swee…
The Car says Brum
Lotta Olsson
Liten-sviten – a new series of board books with playful rhymes and poems. Look, point, read and rhyme together! “The car says brum, brum brum.The bumble bee says hum, hum, hum.The clock says Rrrr! The tiger says Grrr!“What does a car sound like?…
All Clothes on
Lotta Olsson
Liten-sviten – a new series of board books with playful rhymes and poems. Look, point, read and rhyme together!”First the first sock must go on.Second sock: that won’t take long.On with T-shirt, is it tight?The sleeve is just a little long…“Lotta O…
Let’s Pretend You’re a Cat
Helena Dahlbäck
What happens when children are allowed to play on their own? Here we have three brothers and sisters who close the nursery door behind them. Big Sister and Middle Child draw Little Brother into a game that winds and twists its way beyond the confines…
