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Spøkelsene på Frostøy #3
Den kalde vinden
Den tredje boken i "Spøkelsene på Frostøy"-serien starter tilsynelatende fredelig. Men mørke skyer truer i horisonten.
Det er sol og sommer, og Jens, Gudmund og Finn har ferie. Men over den tilsynelatende idylliske feriestemningen ligger det en uhygge. Plutselig dukker Den kalde vinden opp. Vinden har trosset sommervarme og sol og funnet guttene der de har ferie. Jens har aldri hørt om Den kalde vinden, og han tror at nå kommer spøkelsene for å hente ham, for å hevne seg på alt han har ødelagt for dem på Blekbo. Men det er lille Gudmund som blir bortført. Og Jens må prøve å redde ham.
Det er sol og sommer, og Jens, Gudmund og Finn har ferie. Men over den tilsynelatende idylliske feriestemningen ligger det en uhygge. Plutselig dukker Den kalde vinden opp. Vinden har trosset sommervarme og sol og funnet guttene der de har ferie. Jens har aldri hørt om Den kalde vinden, og han tror at nå kommer spøkelsene for å hente ham, for å hevne seg på alt han har ødelagt for dem på Blekbo. Men det er lille Gudmund som blir bortført. Og Jens må prøve å redde ham.
- GenresFantasyMysteryParanormal
269 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2013
16 people want to read
About the author
Hilde Hagerup
30 books11 followersHilde Hagerup is a Norwegian novelist and author of children's literature. She is the daughter of Klaus Hagerup. She received the Norwegian Critics Prize for Best children's book in 2002 for Løvetannsang.
She is a highly acclaimed and award winning author. Her books have been translated into many languages. She teaches creative writing and literature at The Norwegian Institute of Children’s Literature.
Hilde Hagerup was born in 1976. After her childhood and youth in Fredrikstad she went to Great Britain, where she among other things studied Third World history at the University of London.
Hilde Hagerup’s books have received much acclaim and have been published in Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Lithuania, Germany, France, Thailand, Finland, the Netherlands, and Croatia. For Spindrift (1998) she was awarded the Norwegian Ministry of Culture’s First Book Award. Dearly Loved was published in 2000, and The Dandelion Song (2002) received The Critics Prize, Sonja Hagemann’s Children’s Literature Prize, and the School Librarians’ Prize. For The Bite (2007) she received the Ministry of Culture’s Literature Prize. In 2011 the first book in the series The Ghosts of Frosty Island was published, and it shows a whole new side of Hilde Hagerup’s authorship. The series about Master Detective Tim and Co is written in cooperation with her father, author Klaus Hagerup.
Hilde Hagerup has also written a biography of Agatha Christie, several short stories, and the play Hummingbird. In 2005, the novel Folly was published, her first book for adults. In addition to her own books, several short stories she has written are published in numerous anthologies.
She is a highly acclaimed and award winning author. Her books have been translated into many languages. She teaches creative writing and literature at The Norwegian Institute of Children’s Literature.
Hilde Hagerup was born in 1976. After her childhood and youth in Fredrikstad she went to Great Britain, where she among other things studied Third World history at the University of London.
Hilde Hagerup’s books have received much acclaim and have been published in Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Lithuania, Germany, France, Thailand, Finland, the Netherlands, and Croatia. For Spindrift (1998) she was awarded the Norwegian Ministry of Culture’s First Book Award. Dearly Loved was published in 2000, and The Dandelion Song (2002) received The Critics Prize, Sonja Hagemann’s Children’s Literature Prize, and the School Librarians’ Prize. For The Bite (2007) she received the Ministry of Culture’s Literature Prize. In 2011 the first book in the series The Ghosts of Frosty Island was published, and it shows a whole new side of Hilde Hagerup’s authorship. The series about Master Detective Tim and Co is written in cooperation with her father, author Klaus Hagerup.
Hilde Hagerup has also written a biography of Agatha Christie, several short stories, and the play Hummingbird. In 2005, the novel Folly was published, her first book for adults. In addition to her own books, several short stories she has written are published in numerous anthologies.
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