There Goes Dad's Nose - Oslo Literary Agency

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Aschehoug, 2023

Picture Book

48 pages

There Goes Dad’s Nose

Andreas Rand, Annette Saugestad Helland

Nominated for the Picture Book Prize
– the Ministry of Culture’s Literary Prizes for Children and YA

” a successful collaboration.”
Egon Låstad, Klassekampen

“It is undoubtedly both inventive and child friendly. Sometimes it even becomes wonderfully yucky.”
Guri Fjeldberg, Aftenposten

The world’s most boring game turns into the world’s best day!

Viktor wants to play outside. Dad finds it safest to stay at home. When dad loses his nose, they are forced to go out into the big world on a wild adventure. There Goes Dad’s Nose is a vivacious story about what can happen when we do what we don’t dare.

Language Foreign publisher
SwedishBerghs Förlag

Contact agent

Evy Tillman
Literary Agent, Children & Young Adult
evy.tillman@osloliteraryagency.no

Reviews

“It’s too late to blow one’s nose when your nose is gone, they say. The picture book There Goes Dad’s Nose turns the saying upside down; a missing nose is the starting point for a liberating and encouraging adventure. (…) Helland’s energic illustrations fits the story well. The drawings are full of details that combine the beautiful and ugly with the funny and all sorts of things. It’s a successful collaboration.”
Egon Låstad, Klassekampen

“It is undoubtedly both inventive and child friendly. Sometimes it even becomes wonderfully yucky.”
Guri Fjeldberg, Aftenposten

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There Goes Dad’s Nose

Nominated for the Picture Book Prize – the Ministry of Culture’s Literary Prizes for Children and YA

” a successful collaboration.” Egon Låstad, Klassekampen

“It is undoubtedly both inventive and child friendly. Sometimes it even becomes wonderfully yucky.” Guri Fjeldberg, Aftenposten

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Contact agent

Evy Tillman

Reviews

Nominated for the Picture Book Prize
– the Ministry of Culture’s Literary Prizes for Children and YA

” a successful collaboration.”
Egon Låstad, Klassekampen

“It is undoubtedly both inventive and child friendly. Sometimes it even becomes wonderfully yucky.”
Guri Fjeldberg, Aftenposten