from Danish:

 Tóra og kjattið

A relevant story about cyberbullying.
The book is the first in a series about the class mates from Rosenmarkskolen.

Tóra receives an e-mail in her inbox and she does not know who is sending her these messages. Little by little she is convinced that it is someone in her own class. Luckily she can chat with Sadboy…

Original title: Thea og chatten
Author: Trine Bundsgaard
Illustrations: Solveig Agerbak
Translator: Jenny Johannessen
Published: 2010, BFL
72 pp.
ISBN: 978-99918-1-752-1

 Kári og serliðið

A story about a boy who loves football, but struggles with problems at home. The book is second in a series about the class mates from Rosenmarkskolen.

Kári is in over his head. His father drinks excessively, and suddenly his brother, Kenneth, shows up with a package and he wants Kári to hide it. Luckily Kári stands a good chance of winning a spot on the special team. But is there room for both Kári and his best friend?

Original title: Mike og talenterne
Author: Trine Bundsgaard
Illustrations: Solveig Agerbak
Translator: Jenny Johannessen
Published: 2011, BFL
80 pp.
ISBN: 978-99918-1-934-1

 Simona og hini

A story about friendship, popularity and gossip.
It is the third book in a series about the class mates from Rosenmarkskolen.

Simona should never have said anything about Lina. She really wanted them to be friends, and to be confident, smart, and popular just like her. Simona doesn’t know what to do and she feels left out. Things are no better at home where Simona’s father and new wife  constantly talk about the new baby on the way.

Original title: Simone og de andre
Author: Trine Bundsgaard
Illustrations: Solveig Agerbak
Translator: Jenny Johannessen
Published: 2012, BFL
68 pp.
ISBN:978-99918-1-944-0

from English:

 Sniðskjúttin

Stalingrad 1942. Based on a true story, the novel illustrates the grave psychological pressure when killing another becomes an unavoidable duty.

Stalingrad snipers were a legend in their time. Their patience, keen eyes and ruthlessness helped win the Battle of Stalingrad and turn the tide of the Second World War. This is a true story of a teenage sniper recruited in 1942 by Vasily Zaitsev to seek out and shoot German officers. To begin with, the youngster finds it almost impossible to kill, but after a shocking discovery goes on to ‘snap as many as 84 German sticks.’ Following capture and a daredevil escape, the sniper leads a handpicked unit on a hazardous mission – to seize Field Marshall Paulus, Commander-in-Chief of the invading army. But this sniper is no ordinary marksman…

Original title: The sniper
Author: James Riordan
Translator: Jenny Johannessen
Published: 2011, BFL
220 pp.
ISBN: 978-99918-1-840-5