Typisk japansk?
Published by Omnipax, 2017
Typically Japanese – sushi, Pokemon or animation films?
Yes, but there’s so many other things too! In this book we get to know more about Japan today as we travel throughout the long country.
Children’s Non-Fiction
Aina Basso: WITCH HUNT
Heksejakt
Published by Samlaget, 2016
When witchcraft and sorcery were deadly serious.
From 1400 to around 1700, 100 000 women and men were tried and found guilty of witchcraft and sorcery in Europe. About 50 000 of them were sentenced to death. In Norway over 300 so-called witches were killed. They were ordinary women, married and unmarried, rich and poor, young and old.
Anne-Linn & Anders Kumano-Ensby: MAKE IT ON YOUR OWN OUTDOORS
NON-FICTION FOR CHILDREN
Klar deg selv i naturen. En hakkespettbok
Published by Spartacus Forlag, 2017
Have you ever wondered what you would do if you had to make it on your own? If you were stranded on a deserted island or the family car broke down in the middle of nowhere. What if you got lost in the woods and could not find the way home?
Erna Osland/Anna Fiske: AWAKE? A GOOD-NIGHT STORY ABOUT ANIMALS THAT DO NOT SLEEP AT NIGHT
VAKEN? Ei godnattbok om dyr som ikkje søv om natta
Published by Samlaget, 2017
A playful and informative story about animals that are awake at night. A brother and sister sneak out of the house when it becomes dark. Their mother is on night duty. The children use their flashlights to look for animals that crawl and creep, climb and run, swim and fly. Each chapter tells what the brother and sister find and about each individual nocturnal animal.
Erna Osland and Per Ragnar Møkleby: WHEN IT RAINS IN AFRICA: A BOOK ABOUT WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Når det regner i Afrika
Ei bok om vêr og klimaendringar
Published by Samlaget, 2015
A fact book for children all about meteorology. What creates the weather? Where does the wind come from? Why does hail come down at the speed of a racing car and why does it even rain in the first place?