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Det är inte bara svenska barn som vill läsa om Emil i Lönneberga! Därför finns nu den första bilderboken om Emil, <em>Den där Emil,</em> översatt till engelska. Den handlar om allas vår Emil som gjorde hyss nästan varje dag. Men Emil var hygglig på det viset att han aldrig gjorde samma hyss två gånger, utan hittade på nya hyss hela tiden. Som när han hissade upp sin lillasyster Ida i flaggstången. Eller den gången när han red på Lukas rakt in i stora salen, där borgmästaren höll kalas. Då skrattade alla utom borgmästaren ... Och var tror ni Emil hamnade då?!<br/><br/>Boken har fått engelsk språkdräkt av en engelsk översättare som är väl förtrogen med Astrid Lindgrens texter - hon har tidigare översatt böcker som <em>Karlsson på taket</em>.

The booklover's ultimate journal! Filled with the best bookish art from avowed bibliophile Jane Mount, plus themed reading lists and room for notes, it's the perfect companion for any reader.

Enter the enchanting world of legendary director Hayao Miyazaki's <em>My Neighbor Totoro</em>. Including 30 different hand-drawn final frames from the film, this collection of postcards (to keep or send) celebrates the beautiful art and story of Totoro. A true delight for Studio Ghibli and animation fans!<br/><br/>My Neighbor Totoro (c) 1988 Studio Ghibli

In this historical tour de force, Iranian-Kurdishauthor Dr. Nima Sanandaji tells the long history of free markets in the MiddleEast, where banks and capitalism emerged millennials ago. It is a history richin imagery and learning, and yet, maybe it's most important feature is thelessons it provides for today's Western world.<br/><br/>Couldit be that it is to ancient Middle East we must turn in order to recapture theattitudes and social fabric that once made us successful?<br/><br/>TheBirthplace of Capitalism - the Middle East showsthat the road towards peace and freedom in the Middle East is to again embracefree enterprise and international exchange. In the past lies the future.<br/><br/>Dr.Nima Sanandaji is an author, with a doctorate degree in engineer, known for astream of comprehensive policy reports and books on enterprise and public administration.

Fossi is new at school, and at first Ignis, Terri, Kai, Windy, and Sunny aren&rsquo;t sure they want to be his friends. Soon, however, they discover that by working together they can overcome even the toughest of challenges, and that everyone has an important role to play in saving the planet.<br/><br/><b>The Big Switch</b> is the second book in the Our Hidden Powers series, where friends Sunny, Windy, Kai, Ignis, and Terri teach us how renewable energy can save the planet.

<b>What Makes Us Happy? </b><br/><br/>In his usual distinctive entertaining way, professor Micael Dahlen takes on one of the most important questions of them all. Here he summarizes the results both from his own research and that of other researchers and scientists into 13 (turns out it <i>can</i> be your lucky number) tips proven to help us feel just a little better about our lives.   <br/><br/><i>Happiness Made Easy</i> combine the most current science with historical perspectives and the story about how Micael Dahlen through his research happened to make the world's happiest country a touch less happy.   <br/><br/>MICAEL DAHLEN is an author and a professor at the Stockholm School of Economics. He s conducted lengthy research into why we do what we do, particularly regarding what brings about happiness. <br/><br/><b>A little book about a big question.</b>

<b>What is the meaning of life? </b><br/><br/>That's the big question that humanity has been asking since the dawn of time. But if we want an answer, we ve been asking the wrong question. What happens if we ask it this way:  <br/>What <i>gives</i> meaning to our lives?   <br/><br/>Quite a lot, it turns out. Helped by his own research studies, as well as those of other, Micael Dahlen presents scientifically grounded tips about what increases the feeling that our lives have direction and meaning.   <br/><br/>In <i>What's the Point</i> Micael Dahlen offers up discoveries new and old, historical anecdotes, and personal experiences trying to get to that very important point. All in the same humorous and lively tone that s become his signature style.   <br/><br/>MICAEL DAHLEN is an author and a professor at the Stockholm School of Economics. He s conducted lengthy research into why we do what we do, particularly regarding what brings about happiness. <br/><br/><b>A little book about a big question. </b>