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"The Fox's Tower takes everything you knew, or thought you knew, about nature and the animal kingdom, and turns it on its head." - Piers Torday, author of The Last Wild trilogy
Vi havde et navn for et bestemt menneskebarn. Det var dette barn, som ville gå side om side med ulvene, og som ville kende vores stilhed og tale for os. Dette barn ville være vores stemme, så vi ikke behøvede at tale længere. Så vi kunne leve sådan, som ulve burde. Fri for ord. Barnets navn var Ulvetunge.“Ulvetunge” er en original og uforglemmelig stærk fortælling om at finde sin stemme. Om hvordan vi kan tvivle på os selv, når vi ikke kan finde ord, og om hvordan vores sprog besidder magten til at forme verden omkring os.“Ulvetunge” er skrevet af Sam Thompson, som har skrevet flere romaner til voksne. Ulvetunge er hans første roman til børn. Bogen er illustreret af Anna Tromop og oversat til dansk af Lisette Agerbo Holm.
"The best animal adventure since Watership Down" - The TimesA boy who finds speaking difficult enters a hidden world of talking animals, a world where language is power. Can he find his voice to help the wolves outsmart the clever foxes?
First Coding introduces children to the basic principles of programming and computing, from being safe on the internet to their first steps in computer logic. This series uses easy-to-read text and colourful images, as well as real examples of code.
The Man Booker longlisted novel is a meditation on how each of us conjures up our own city.Every city is made of stories: stories that meet and diverge, stories of the commonplace and the strange, of love and crime, of ghosts and monsters.The iridescent, Man Booker longlisted Communion Town is reminiscent of David Mitchell's Ghostwritten and Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities, it is the story of a place that never looks the same way twice: a place imagined anew by each citizen who walks through the changing streets among voices half-heard, signs half-glimpsed and desires half-acknowledged.This is the story of a city.
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