The Police are Coming!
Helena Bross
“Mummy! Omar and I want to dress up,” says Axel.“We need to look dangerous,” says Omar. “Then we’ll get lots of sweets.”They set off to scare people. It’s already starting to get a little bit dark outside. They ring the doorbells of people they know….
The Best Knight in the World
Magnus Ljunggren
Knights, excitement, humour, and easy to read!Excitement, drama and humour in an entertaining mixture of the life of a knight and a school setting, perfect for both boys and girls. Entertaining reading for children who have just learned to read on th…
Tears and Smelly Nappies!
Helena Bross
There’s an addition to Class 1b!The successful easy-to-read stories of everyday life about the children in Class 1b continue. The books have a high recognition factor for both boys and girls, and each book in the series has one or more of the childre…
Kitty’s Kittens
Margareta Nordqvist
New easy reader series about animals by the illustrator of the Sigge stories.Kitty has a big round tummy. There are kittens inside it. Maja is curious. Are there ten kittens? Or just one? Kitty’s Kittens is the first in an easy reader series about pe…
Tam the Beggar Boy
Jo Salmson
Dragon Knights – a new, thrilling fantasy series for those just learning to read!This is an exciting, easy to read story about Tam the beggar boy, who is chosen to become a dragon knight; it forms part of a new series by Jo Salmson, the author of The…
Through the Kingdom of Dreams
Jo Salmson
If you invite an almander to cross your threshold, your life will never be the same again. That’s what Rian’s grandfather had told him, but Rian thought it was just a story, because no human being had seen an almander for hundreds of years. But thank…
On the Trail of the Stealer
Jo Salmson
But one day when Grandfather is out, Elien the almander knocks on the door of their cottage. He has returned from the Kingdom of the Shadows, where the almanders battle constantly against evil creatures such as wheenzles and marwolves. Thanks to Rian…
The Sugar Bun on Kruskakullen
Carin Wirsén
In the little town there is a bakery. It’s always full of people, buying buns to have with their juice, rolls for breakfast, biscuits for their coffee break and loaves of bread for day trips. The bakery is run by a little lady and her two children, w…
