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  • Söta pojkar är bara på låtsas

    by Moa Eriksson Sandberg
    A book for young adults about the anticipation of a sex debut contrasted against “the ugly truth”.An honest and intimate first novel based on the author’s own journal entries from the 1990s.Ella is 16 years old and has just started high school studie ...
    Published September 2011
  • Vi är väl vänner!

    by Marie-Chantal Long
    About a teacher who goes too far. About a sixteen-year-old who tries to figure out his feelings. About a dad who is portrayed as a monster by the media. A real page-turner about an explosive topic. Jon is a sixteen-year-old nerd who is obsessed w ...
    Published August 2011
  • Affektion

    by Martin Jern
    Affection resembles nothing else on the market. An entirely black novel as hard as a rock, and impossible to stop thinking about. “When I was twelve years old a girl died at a party. Or it might have been a party. It was in the borderlands so I don ...
    Published July 2011
  • I gryningen tror jag att mamma ska väcka mig

    by Christina Wahldén
    Super strong and contemporary! Sixteen-year-old Ombeni escaped war torn Congo for Sweden. She is the oldest daughter in a big family, and has witnessed horrible violence in her homeland, pictures that are constantly before her eyes. She lives in nor ...
    Published September 2010
  • Snart är jag borta

    by Hanna Jedvik
    About longing to be elsewhere, longing to be someone else, about love, about cute guys and girls with sores, about things that move you and things that break. Hanna Jedvik’s debut book crawls under your skin. Maja bangs her head against the wall an ...
    Published August 2010
  • Dagbok från hönshuset

    by Barbro Lindgren
    A wonderful tale of life on Owl Farm on an island on the east coast of Sweden. It is here that Barbro Lindgren lives with all her animals. Quietly, and with humor, she tells of love and happiness, sorrow and melancholy. About everyday meditation ...
    Published April 2010
  • Skjut apelsinen

    by Mikael Niemi
    Rebellious, unrestrained, raw, straight, funny, sad, and totally brilliant! The main character is 16, and a high school student. He divides his classmates into shitheads and idiots. The shitheads have it made and they have parents who make sure thin ...
    Published April 2010
  • Det dina ögon ser

    by Christina Wahldén
    Tess is studying at technical school in a class with mostly boys. One day she is badly beaten by Bea in the class. Tess is hit and gets her head kicked, and is taken unconscious to hospital. Several class mates witness the event, including the third ...
    Published September 2008
  • Det dom inte sa

    by Lisa Lindén
    Why is it that a shower gel for boys is marketed with the help of cars and sailing, while a shower gel for girls is marketed with the help of a smiling woman who soaps her body? Why is it that when you are a girl you can sometimes feel that you have ...
    Published August 2008
  • Min typ brorsa

    by Johanna Lindbäck
    “Are you absolutely raving mad!” said Manda furiously. “What are you doing? Hell, he is almost together with...!”   “Do you think I don’t know?” said Nina, her face in a cushion. “Do you think I’m stupid?”   “Yeah, well... how the ...
    Published June 2008
  • Flickan som älskade potatis

    by Rose Lagercrantz
    This is a story about survival – about how the seemingly small things in life can keep you alive and save another life. About how the lucky fact that one sister only likes potatoes allows another sister to get the extra bread she needs to survive the ...
    Published September 2007
  • Majas morsas kompis sambo

    by Katarina Kieri
    a high schoola couple of breakdownsa few love storiesa handful of betrayalsa lot of frighteven more longingeleven stories Lena doesn’t remember anything ever happening in October. "As months go, October is like the equivalent of a Tuesday; it’s just ...
    Published June 2007
  • När du blundar tittar jag

    by Gunnar Ardelius
    One day a strange hole appears, your love Sally travels to Berlin and makes globes out of used McDonald’s cartons; father’s gone but comes and stuffs money through the letterbox at night; your mother sneaks a cigarette in the psych ward. It feels as ...
    Published April 2007
  • Desertwalker

    by Wilhelm Agrell
    Rob has not yet turned eighteen and is attending his last semester of high school. It is March 2003, and Rob goes to the army recruitment office to volunteer to serve in the war in Iraq. Anakin Desertwalker is the nickname his classmates give Rob. B ...
    Published March 2007
  • Hetero

    by Sandra Dahlén
    After Sex med mera/Sex etc, which has sold more than 8,000 copies and is one of the most popular e-books at libraries, Sandra Dahlén takes a close look at heterosexuality. How does a hetero actually work? To be heterosexual according to a standard d ...
    Published February 2006
  • Bandhandboken

    by Mårten Sandén
    Inspiring and knowledgeable! Here the reader can easily find information on everything - from arranging songs, choosing the right instrument, working together in a group, recording and playing live, to learning the most important facts about the reco ...
    Published July 2005