Bonnier Rights Children's Autumn 2023

Children’s Books from Sweden Autumn 2023

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Cover: How Is Dim Feeling?

Illustration: Maria Nilsson Thore

Graphic Design: Anna-Karin Sundin

Pre-School

Knorr and Koko and the Number 1

KNORR & KOKO:

Knorr and Koko are absolutely starving, but there’s hardly anything in the fridge. Just one thing of each and nothing that’s enough to satisfy their hunger! “Wait here!” shouts Knorr and runs off. While Knorr is gone, Koko can’t resist tasting just one thing. And then another. And another. When Knorr returns, a lmost everything has been eaten. What will they do now with the cake that Knorr brings back? After all, there’s only one of that, too. Will it be enough for both of them?

The books about Knorr and Koko are fun and clever stories to read aloud that teach a basic knowledge of mathematics. Maria Nilsson Thore’s cute and detailed illustrations, along with her ingenious stories about the two friends, are definite favourites both at home and at preschool.

Series name Knorr & Koko

Original title Knorr, Koko och siffran 1

Author & illustrator Maria Nilsson Thore

Who?

Stina Wirsén’s Who?

topics with impressive simplicity and commitment for both young and old. With sensitivity and a genuine interest for the child’s perspective, Wirsén is masterful at finding the conflict and drama in everyday situations and guiding both the child and parent through all of life’s big emotions.

The stories are seemingly straight-forward, but never one to shy away from the complexity of life, the Who? series tackles questions of grief, frustration, jealousy, loneliness, excitement, and joy. Stina Wirsén perfectly captures the horror of being lost in a big department store, the new kid stealing the spotlight at a birthday party, having to go to the hospital, trying to make a new friend, and always writes with warmth and humour. A Swedish

Whose Party?

WHO?:

Happy birthday!

It’s party time in Stina Wirsén’s celebrated Who? world. Today is Spark’s birthday and all her friends are coming to the party. There will be lots of fun and cake and games. How exciting!

But suddenly, Teddy-Mama’s friend Bird is standing in the hallway with a child Spark doesn’t know – and who is most definitely not invited. That’s what Spark thinks.

In a masterly way, Stina Wirsén captures difficult situations that both children and parents can relate to. With impressive simplicity, she deals with subjects big and small in a way that goes straight to the heart.

The Who? series has already been translated to 14 languages and counting and has sold a million copies in Sweden alone. The author is the recipient of the Elsa Beskow Plaque, the Nordic Illustrator Award and the Stockholm Culture Award, among many other nominations and awards, and is one of Sweden’s most beloved and prolific authors and illustrators.

Ouch, Bobo

BOBO:

Next to Bobo’s house, there is a tree. It’s perfect for building a treehouse!

Bobo gathers planks and nails. His friends help out: Everyone draws

Sands and saws

Hammer, nails

Oh no!

Ooouch!

After some comforting and bandaging, the treehouse is finished.

With two words per spread, pastel colours, and cool animal characters, Maya Jönsson invites our youngest readers into a charming world of friendship and play.

Maya Jönsson is a picture book author and artist based in Stockholm. She draws images from her i magination, often with a warm, magical atmosphere. While she is known for her detailed watercolours, in the Bobo toddler books Maya draws with a humorous and more naïve style.

Whoopsie, Bobo

BOBO:

It’s winter playtime for our youngest readers in this new toddler series! Bobo the bunny packs his backpack to go meet his friends, build a snowman, go ice-skating, enjoy snacktime and play.

With rhythm and rhyme, Maya Jönsson brings us on a winter adventure in gorgeous pastels. Eventually it gets cold, and the friends want to go back inside to snuggle up in the warmth.

Maya Jönsson is a rising star in the world of illustrations, and this is the first book in a new series, introducing Bobo the bunny. The cool and cute animals with sharp black contours are reminiscent of Maisy Mouse and the animal worlds created by Lucy Cousins.

Series name Bobo • Original title Aj då, Bobo • Author & illustrator Maya Jönsson • Format 170 x1 70mm, 32 pages, colour • Rights sold series Danish

Series name Bobo • Original title Hoppsan, Bobo  • Author & illustrator Maya Jönsson • Format 170 x 170 mm, 32 pages, colour • Rights sold series Danish

Language Games and Wordplay with Dam-Dam: Dancing

DAM-DAM:

Today, the children at Dam-Dam’s preschool are dancing.

At first, Dam-Dam is shy. The stuffed animal Fanten gets to dance instead. But Dam-Dam can sit and dance for a while. Or maybe lie down and dance?

Suddenly, Dam-Dam’s body starts to move. It’s fun to shake, hop, run, dance rock ‘n’ roll like a troll, or skip and jump with glee like a flea. Dam-Dam’s shyness disappears in a crazy dance train with Bobbi, Koko, and the friends at preschool. Not even bumping heads feels so bad when you are having fun.

Dancing is a warm-hearted and inspiring book about the joy of movement.

Language Games and Wordplay is a series of books that aim to spark linguistic curiosity and excitement through playful phrases, funny words, and sounds.

Series name Language Games and Wordplay with Dam-Dam

• Original title Språklek och ordskoj med Dam-Dam. Dansar

• Author Josefine Sundström

• Illustrator Mervi Lindman

• Format 195 x 224mm, 32 pages, colour

• Rights sold series Danish, Finnish

Picture Books

How Is Dim Feeling?

DIM:

In Dim and Lummer’s forest, the air is warm and humid and filled with sounds of badgers scratching, squirrel chatter, and buzzing bugs. But how is Dim feeling? He doesn’t seem happy at all. It’s difficult to think in the heat, and the bugs are bothering him. Not even little Lummer can comfort him, and Dim hisses at his friend to leave him alone. Dim leaves Lummer behind and sets off in search of a place where he can find peace and quiet. But everywhere he goes, he hears the same buzzing and rustling. Are there no tranquil thinking spots where poor Dim can catch his breath?

A tale about needing a calm place for one’s thoughts – and the importance of sharing them with someone. How Is Dim Feeling? is the sequel to the much beloved Who Sees Dim? In it Maria Nilsson Thore once again brings us picture book magic as she once again brings to life the tiny world of Dim and Lummer deep in the forest with her evocative watercolours.

Warm Wishes from Death

“Why should black be the colour of death, why not sky blue?”

Children encounter images of death on TV and in films, games, and books that are often frightening. But what does death really look like? Perhaps there are other images that we can live with  – and fall asleep with. What if death isn’t something to be afraid of at all?

Ulf Nilsson (1948–2021) is one of Sweden’s foremost children’s book authors, and with his books Goodbye, Mr Muffin and All the Dear Little Animals he has helped hundreds of thousands of children and parents think and talk about death. In Warm Wishes from Death, which he completed in the final days of his life, he reflects on how we imagine death and how it affects us. What if we try other, more comforting and redeeming images? Stina Wirsén’s mesmerising illustrations in flowing watercolours are as magnificent as life itself. A great little book of comfort for all ages, in shades of black, blue, and pink.

Kurran and Pigan Fly a Kite

KURRAN & PIGAN:

Kurran and Pigan Fly a Kite is a gorgeous picture book adventure by Lisa Moroni about friendship, hope, and reunion. Autumn has blown in over Kurran and Pigan’s forest, and today it’s perfect weather for flying a kite. The kite soars higher and higher, but suddenly it becomes difficult to hold on… Kurran loses her grip, and the kite takes off with Pigan tangled in the string! The enchanting illustrations tell the story of a breath-taking and dramatic journey through the forest. A delightful story for both young and old to read aloud about the importance of never giving up and the relief that things may not always be as terrible as they seem.

Lisa Moroni is an illustrator and author who has both w ritten and illustrated her own and others’ books. Together with Eva Eriksson, she has created books such as Watch Out for the Crocodile and the charming Julia series. The critically acclaimed Kurran and Pigan books are her first solo picture book series, and Fly a Kite is the fifth instalment in the series.

The Dark Tales of Lillebror Rabbit

Step into the dark world of Lillebror Rabbit and his family, w ritten and illustrated by Jonna Björnstjerna.

These are scary tales for 3–6 year olds… but also wonderful! The Dark Tales of Lillebror Rabbit are set in a fairy tale-esque world where things are not just exciting and captivating, but also deals with things that may feel scary and how to deal with fear. Come along for adventures with three-headed trolls, aliens, and grumpy, unlycky, old men.

Jonna Björnstjerna invites readers to these cosy thrillers for the youngest readers. Her illustrations invoke thoughts of both Edward Gorey and John Bauer and she herself cites Julie Doucet and Tim Burton as great inspirations. In her version of stories for children, with elements of both the scary and romanticism, the results are fantastic, fun, and personal stories where we all can recognise ourselves! She has even been called the Stephen King for the youngest readers (Petter Lindgren, Aftonbladet).

The somewhat surrealistic stories are about courage and daring to do things that might be a bit scary, but they always end happily. They also have heaps of humour, excitement, and detailed rich illustrations with lots to look at and discuss. Twice they have been awarded the title as best picture book by Bokjuryn (where the children themselves vote for their favourites).

Besides the main series, Björnstjerna has also written an introduction to the Enchanted forest with the T he Flora & Fauna of Wonderwoods. Lillebror Rabbit guides the reader through pretty glades, all while encountering fascinating monsters, mean little elves and terrifying creatures and plants!

The Enchanted Castle

THE DARK TALES OF LILLEBROR RABBIT:

Every self-respecting royal family has a castle dragon. But now, the dragon of the Enchanted Castle has started nibbling at the courtiers and smashing towers in the castle. That simply won’t do! This year’s edition of the castle’s popular public festival with jousting will be a bit different: the knights’ task will be to make their way into the castle and slay the deadly dragon – all on live stream!

Lillebror Rabbit loves knights and jousting, and the whole family is gathered outside the castle to watch the dragon slaying unfold. But whoopsie – suddenly Lillebror Rabbit finds himself with a shield in his paw and is tossed onto a very small horse. No one listens when he says he is just a little rabbit in disguise!

Who will Lillebror Rabbit be in this moment of danger – a fluffy coward or someone who triumphs with wit and compassion?

Series name The Dark Tales of Lillebror Rabbit • Original title Fångarna på slottet • Author & illustrator Jonna Björnstjerna • Format 195 x 260mm, 40 pages, colour • Rights sold series Chinese (simpl.), Finnish, Japanese, Korean

Lugo and Lill: Secrets Everywhere

LUGO AND LILL:

A story about friendship and adventure!

Lugo and Lill are best friends. Lill is small and Lugo is big. One of them loves adventure and the other prefers to stay home in peace and quiet.

One day, when Lill is angry with Lugo for having a secret in his pocket, she discovers a hole in the dense green hedge that surrounds their garden. She immediately wants to crawl inside to see what’s hiding among the branches. Perhaps there’s a surprise? Lugo is less convinced, but he crawls in behind her. On the other side of the hedge, the landscape is wild and different – exciting and a little scary...

This is a story about daring to challenge yourself and about secrets big and small. A poetic and warm-hearted picture book in a large format.

Secrets Everywhere is the first volume in Anna Lundgren and Maya Jönsson’s phenomenal new collaboration about Lugo and Lill. Jönsson’s rich, flowing and detailed illustrations are reminiscent of the world-building in the Sven Nordqvist tradition, while Lundgren writes in poetic and atmospheric prose that speaks to readers both old and young.

Series name Lugo and Lill

• Original title Lugo och Lill: Hemligheter överallt

• Author Anna Lundgren

• Illustrator Maya Jönsson

• Format 227 x 294mm, 32 pages, colour mm, 32 pages, colour

• Rights sold series Danish

My Invisible Grandma

Eddi’s grandma loves to play – especially hide-and-seek! Now she seems to be hiding again. Help Eddi look for his sprightly grandma. Surely you can spot her somewhere around the house?

Come along for a captivating game of hide-and-seek, and find clues to all the adventures Eddi’s grandma experienced as a young woman. In addition to the game itself, this search-and-find book also challenges the reader’s perception of what a grandmother can be. Can she be both an expert in chameleons, a diver, and a duck lover with a penchant for woodwork? Yes. Can she even make herself invisible? Almost!

Maria Löfgren made her debut with the vibrant, bustling picture book Fantastic Families and Kitty’s Party in 2021. Like her first book, My Invisible Grandma is a tribute to reading aloud and the sense of community it creates. Löfgren takes a holistic approach in her books, where not a detail is left to chance.

Original title Min osynliga mormor • Author & Illustrator Maria Löfgren

• Format 215 x 280 mm, 32 pages, colour • Rights sold Danish

Easy to Read & 6–9 Years

Spaceship Shark: The Laser Sword

SPACESHIP SHARK:

“There must be at least a billion adventures out there,” Ava says, looking out at all the stars and planets zooming past outside the bathroom window. It’s morning on the spaceship Shark, and today Ava and her twin brother Ivo are starting school to become space pilots. Ava has been looking forward to it for a long time, but Ivo is worried. What if they have to do DANGEROUS things? Like duelling with laser sword? When the twins finally arrive at school, it turns out that reality surpasses it all – both Ivo’s worst fears and Ava’s eager desire for adventure!

The Laser Sword is the first standalone book in the series Spaceship Shark, an action-packed and humorous series for readers ready for a bit more – perfect for children who are practising reading and want books with lots of pictures and slightly longer sections of text.

The Dragon’s Sword

THE SCHOOL FOR KNIGHTS:

Easy-to-read adventure for beginning readers!

A carnival is coming to the castle, and the children at the School for Knights are excited! They have heard that the carnival has a stone dragon clutching a magical golden sword in its claws, and whoever manages to pull the sword from the dragon’s grasp is granted three wishes. The evening before the gates open, friends Egon, Fiona, and Urban fantasise about what they would wish for from the dragon’s sword. A million diamonds? An adventurous battle against a living dragon? Or is it best to think carefully before wishing for something from a magical dragon sword?

This is the nineteenth standalone book in the exciting series The School for Knights, for children who have just started reading on their own.

Series name The School for Knights • Original title Drakens svärd • Author Magnus Ljunggren • Illustrator Mats Vänehem • Format 148 x 210 mm, 64 pages, colour • Rights sold series Arabic, Danish, Finnish

Series name Spaceship shark • Original title Rymdskeppet Hajen. Lasers värdet • Author Magnus Ljunggren • Illustrator Johanna Kristansson • Format 148 x 210mm, 64 pages, colour • Options Denmark, China

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Molly Runs Away

MOLLY:

This is the third volume in the easy-to-read Molly series, about what it’s like to live in the country and have your very own horse: muddy, a lot of hard work, but – most of all – completely and utterly wonderful!

Hooray! The summer break has started, and Ebba is looking forward to sleep-ins and hanging out with her best friend! Now that she has helped with the harvest, the holidays can finally begin in earnest. Or can they? Ebba’s summer plans are upended when her big sister Fanny gets a summer job. That means Ebba has to take care of the horses – even the morning feeding... Then Fanny gets an idea: Molly and Kotte can go on holiday in the big pasture. A dream solution for everyone! But then Molly runs away. And not just once...

A book about real horse life, written with warmth by Siri Spont, and with dreamy and humorous illustrations by Andrea Femerstrand. The series about Molly is perfect for children who are practising reading and want books with lots of pictures and slightly longer sections of text.

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Series name Molly

• Original titles Molly rymmer • Author Siri Spont

Illustrator Andrea Femerstand

• Format 148 x 210mm, 64 pages, colour

Rights sold series Danish, Finnish, Norwegian

Team Animal:

Holly’s Dog TEAM ANIMAL:

Holly has been missing her best friend Svea all summer, but Svea seems more interested in Kelvin and wants Holly to leave him a love note. If they become a couple, Holly might be all alone! So the stupid note makes Holly do something even more stupid... Holly’s dog Ludde has helped her before, but can he solve this tangle of friendship, love, jealousy, and lies?

In the fifth book in the easy-to-read Team Animal series, Jenny Alm Dahlgren writes about difficult feelings and a bad conscience  – things that everyone can relate to. The expressive images by experienced illustrator Lovisa Lesse complement the text nicely by also showing what’s written between the lines.

Djurgänget: Hollys hund•Author sse • Format 148 x 210mm, 56 pages, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian

READ AT YOUR OWN RISK:

It’s Halloween. Jack and his friends Tamas and Elsa have dressed up and are going trick-or-treating in the neighbourhood. But Jack thinks the whole thing is lame. The others don’t look scary and everyone can tell who they are. When they eventually run into the grim reaper, a killer clown, the devil, and a skeleton, Jack would rather join them – even though it’s a bit scary. His friends run on home, but he wants to show that he has the guts to stay. Which he soon comes to regret...

Series name Read at your own risk • Original title Halloween • Author Petrus Dahlin • Illustrator Johanna Kristansson • Format 148 x 210mm, 48 pages, colour • Rights sold series Danish

Saga Stories

The million-copy bestselling children’s book series: Welcome to Saga’s wonderful world!

Meet Saga Louisa Larsson, a steady, wise and stubborn girl who lives on Sunflower Lane, together with her mom, who struggles with allergies, and a dad, who is stressed a lot. In fun, quirky and moving stories, we get to know Saga and her best friend Samir, and they everyday life. Together we explore life just as it is: going to the hairdresser, dressing up for Halloween, the day she draws everything she knows beginning with the letter ‘E’, or when she just lay flat on her stomach watching the world on a glowing globe.

In situations both big and small, children can recognize themselves in Saga’s world, and get to understand their emotions just a little bit better. Josefine Sundström’s quirky, yet wise, stories are illustrated by Emma Göthner’s colourful pictures, that perfectly accompany the text, and makes it easier for the beginner reader to follow along.

Sagasagor has been filmatized as a tv series, been an incredibly popular radio adaptation, and sold over a million copies across the series in Sweden alone, making it one

Strong Teeth and Nasty Trolls  – Stories and Facts about Teeth

SAGA STORIES:

Come along with Saga and Samir to the dentist!

Saga has gotten a letter from the dentist’s office. It’s exciting and a little nerve-wracking.

When Saga gets there, she has to sit in the dentist’s chair and open her mouth wide while the dentist looks into it and counts all her teeth. She gets to see what a dental drill looks like, and the dentist tells her how to take care of her teeth to keep them healthy.

And how funny... Saga’s dentist happens to be Samir’s mum, Lejla!

This Saga Stories book contains a wonderfully illustrated story about a trip to the dentist, as well as a fact section with fun and useful information about teeth and dental health. In the fact section, you can read all about the Tooth Family, the Spitting Buddies, the Acid Gang, Fluorida – and the Tooth Trolls, of course!

The book is a collaboration between the Swedish Cancer Society and Generation Pep. The Swedish Cancer Society strives to create a health-promoting society and improve public health so that fewer people will be affected by cancer. Generation Pep works to raise awareness of and commitment to children and young people’s health.

Experts working with paediatric dentistry at the Karolinska Institute and Swedish Public Dental Care have been consulted in the making of the book.

Series name Saga Stories • Original title Sagasagor. Starka tänder och taskiga troll. Saga och fakta om tänder • Author Josefine Sundström • Illustrator Emma Göthner • Format 148 x 210mm, 64 pages, colour • Rights sold series Danish, Finnish, Norwegian

Series name Class 1b

• Original title Klass 1b. Hitta pengarna!

• Author

Class 1b: Find the Money!

CLASS 1B:

Sometimes Alice and Edvin go visit Siv to learn maths. Siv has lots of fun stuff, especially the money that almost looks real. At the after-school club, they decide to play shop, and get to borrow Siv’s play money as long as they are careful not to lose it. But when it’s time to clean up, the box of money is gone! Everyone is looking. Could the two mischievous pirates have something to do with it?

Find the money! is the twenty-seventh and final stand-alone book in Helena Bross and Christel Rönn’s popular series about the friends in Class 1b. These are easy-to-read book for beginners which has sold over 1,7 million copies in Sweden alone.

Helene Bross

• Illustrator Christel Rönns

• Format 148 x 210mm, 64 pages, colour

• Rights sold series Chinese (simpl.), Danish, Faroese, Norwegian, Polish, Sami

24 Disasters at the Golden Pigtail Hotel

THE GOLDEN PIGTAIL HOTEL:

A colourful Christmas book in 24 chapters. Måns Gahrton and Johan Unenge’s hotelier family is back with 24 disasters – as many as the rooms at the world’s craziest hotel: the Golden Pigtail. But this isn’t a traditional Advent calendar – instead, it’s a collection of chapters in the hotel’s history that the Rantanen family would rather NOT open up again but rather just forget. But now the book is here! So go ahead and read about the most embarrassing and disastrous family stories in the history of the Golden Pigtail!

The first book about the Golden Pigtail Hotel was published in 2008, and many exciting things have followed since then, including a Christmas TV series (2010) and a feature film (2011).

• Original title 24 katastrofer på Hotell Gyllene Knorren

Series name The Golden Pigtail Hotel

• Author Måns Gahrton • Illustrator Johan Unenge • Format 170 x 240mm, 160 pages, colour • Rights sold series Danish, Norwegian

9–12 Years

Silver and Steel: The Gates of Hell

SILVER & STEEL:

“I promised my mum I would never talk to anyone from the police or social services. I can’t even go see the school counsellor. No one can suspect who Mum really is – that we come from a magical world where ordinary rules don’t apply.”

Lilly’s mum is not just anybody. She is a witch. So what should Lilly do when her mum suddenly disappears? The only one who understands is her strange neighbour Vincent, because his mother is gone too.

In Johanna Strömqvist’s fast-paced, exciting urban-fantasy story The Gates of Hell, we follow Lilly and Vincent’s journey through industrial parks, suburban concrete jungles, and island forests in a wintry Stockholm populated by supernatural creatures.

Along the way, they must escape evil forces and find out what’s really going on in the magical dimension of the urban world. Demons, shadow creatures, and tentacle monsters loom as Lilly and Vincent fight to save their mums and escape the enemy. But who is the enemy that wants to capture them and their mums?

Johanna Strömqvist is an editor at a children’s publisher and an author who has, among others, written the series In the Monster Kingdom. She lives in Stockholm with her family and likes reading thick books and listening to rock music and often gets inspiration from the TV-series Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Johanna Strömqvist © Stefan Tell

“ Now we know who is behind this,” grandma says. She turns around and looks at Vincent and I. “Demons.”

The Star Gazers

Suddenly, there he is. The boy in a fine shirt and a neat jacket.

In a restless sea of people crowding the train platform, Dora finds Franz perched in a cloud of pink cherry blossoms. The two of them are about to become friends and let an adventure – full of codes, maps and intriguing plans – whisk them away to a place in their imagination where they can be children. Vanna Rosenberg’s The Star Gazers is a tenderly hopeful story about the fate and vulnerability of two children in wartime, complete with stunning illustrations by Cecilia Heikkilä.

There is war in Europe and nothing is as it should be. While their parents go to work in the factory, Franz and Dora play in the cold attic. Their games transport them out onto the deserted streets of the city. A letter, a melody, a cat’s glittering gaze – soon they know what they must do! Together, they will bring hope where there is none. Along the way, they meet the girl Chaya who has lost her teddy bear and old Mimsa in the porter’s lodge – two souls who, like themselves, need all the sympathy they can get.

Original title Stjärntecknarna • Author Vanna Rosenberg • Illustrator Cecilia Heikkilä • Format 148 x 210 mm, 216 pages, B&W • All rights available

Non-Fiction

Making History: Inventors and Scientists

Bring history to life! The Making History book series invites you on an exciting and fun journey through the ages. On the way, we make stops during different periods of European history. There we meet inventors, rulers, and thinkers – some well-known and others forgotten. Read about great inventions, ideas, and people who have shaped our world.

In the first book, Making History: Inventors and Scientists, we learn things like: who was the first monarch to sit on a flush toilet? How do you breach a city wall that has kept the enemy out for a thousand years, or build the biggest dome the world has ever seen? And what exactly did Galileo Galilei see in his telescope that so enraged the Pope and his men?

Get to know some of the most innovative inventors and scientists of the Renaissance! With knowledge and curiosity, the cartoon ist, writer, and psychologist Frida Malmgren sketches portraits of seven of the most famous madcaps of the period. Their great inventions have forever shaped history, and their exciting lives provide insight into the important ideas and events of the time. A richly illustrated, fact-filled, and fun guide to the Renaissance! Series name Making History

The Most Mysterious Disappearances in the World

EASY-TO-READ FACTS:

Read about people, gold treasures, and other things that have disappeared under highly mysterious circumstances. About the English king’s precious carriage that sank in a swamp, the Lost City of Z, a hidden Viking treasure in Iceland, and much more. Jens Hansegård knows how to write exciting and easy-to-read books, and no one can spark curiosity with illustrations quite like Anders Nyberg. Guaranteed to tickle the fancy of any young fact lover!

Jens Hansegård is a journalist and a versatile writer of nonfiction and comics. Anders Nyberg is one of Sweden’s most popular non-fiction illustrators.

Series name Easy-to-read facts

Original title Jordens mystiska försvinnanden

Author Jens Hansegård

Illustrator Anders Nyberg • Format 148 x 210, 48 pages, colour

Rights sold series Danish, Korean, Chinese (simpl.)