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Skólaslit #2
Skólaslit 2 : Dauð viðvörun
Ár er liðið frá því að hópur hugrakkra krakka gjörsigraði myrkraverur sem höfðu lagt undir sig stóran skóla á Reykjanesi. Allt endaði vel og allir gátu andað léttar. Eða hvað? Þegar unglingadeild skólans skellir sér í ferðalag út á land kemur fljótlega í ljós að enginn er óhultur. Allra síst krakkarnir í öftustu rútunni …
Skólaslit 2: Dauð viðvörun eftir Ævar Þór Benediktsson er sjálfstætt framhald metsölubókarinnar Skólaslita. Sagan birtist fyrst sem ógnvekjandi hrekkjavökudagatal en kemur nú út á bók – sem lesendur munu tæta í sig. Ari H.G. Yates teiknar hrollvekjandi myndir.
Skólaslit voru tilnefnd til Bókaverðlauna barnanna auk þess sem verkefnið hefur hlotið fjölda viðurkenninga.
Skólaslit 2: Dauð viðvörun eftir Ævar Þór Benediktsson er sjálfstætt framhald metsölubókarinnar Skólaslita. Sagan birtist fyrst sem ógnvekjandi hrekkjavökudagatal en kemur nú út á bók – sem lesendur munu tæta í sig. Ari H.G. Yates teiknar hrollvekjandi myndir.
Skólaslit voru tilnefnd til Bókaverðlauna barnanna auk þess sem verkefnið hefur hlotið fjölda viðurkenninga.
219 pages, Hardcover
Published October 1, 2023
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Ævar Þór Benediktsson
40 books60 followersSince 2014, Ævar has been one of the most popular authors in Iceland. He has won several awards for his work, including the Icelandic Children's Book Awards, The Bookseller's Awards and a special award, by the Ministry of culture and education, in recognition of his contribution to work on the Icelandic language.
He was nominated for the Icelandic Literary Prize for Children and YA Books in 2016 (for The Robot Attack) and in 2017 (for Your Very Own Fairy Tale) and was finalist and first International Selection of the DeBary Outstanding Children’s Book Awards 2016 (for Dinosaurs in Reykjavik). In 2017 Ævar was chosen as one of the Aarhus39 - a collection of the 39 best emerging writers for young people from across Europe. On top of that he has won four Edda-awards for his TV-show, Ævar the Scientist.
In 2015, 2016 and 2017 Ævar launched annual nation-wide reading challenges for every child in Iceland between the ages of 5-13. At the end of each challenge five participants are randomly selected and as a reward get to be characters in the book series "The Young Adventures of Ævar the Scientist". Over 177 thousand books were read in the three challenges. In October of 2017 he was nominated for the ALMA (The Astrid Lindgren Memorial) award , as a "Promoter of reading".
He currently lives in Reykjavík, Iceland, with his fiancé and cat (not the same person, though).
He was nominated for the Icelandic Literary Prize for Children and YA Books in 2016 (for The Robot Attack) and in 2017 (for Your Very Own Fairy Tale) and was finalist and first International Selection of the DeBary Outstanding Children’s Book Awards 2016 (for Dinosaurs in Reykjavik). In 2017 Ævar was chosen as one of the Aarhus39 - a collection of the 39 best emerging writers for young people from across Europe. On top of that he has won four Edda-awards for his TV-show, Ævar the Scientist.
In 2015, 2016 and 2017 Ævar launched annual nation-wide reading challenges for every child in Iceland between the ages of 5-13. At the end of each challenge five participants are randomly selected and as a reward get to be characters in the book series "The Young Adventures of Ævar the Scientist". Over 177 thousand books were read in the three challenges. In October of 2017 he was nominated for the ALMA (The Astrid Lindgren Memorial) award , as a "Promoter of reading".
He currently lives in Reykjavík, Iceland, with his fiancé and cat (not the same person, though).
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October 14, 2024
Skemmtileg og frekar spennandi. Flottar en frekar ógeðslegar myndir. Áslaug byrjaði að lesa bókina en hún var allt of óhugnaleg fyrir hana en mér fannst hún nógu spennandi til þess að klára hana.
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