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Marianne Viermyr

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Marianne Viermyr (born 14 January 1947 in Oslo) is a Norwegian children's author. She debuted as an author in 1976 and has written full-time since 1988. She won the Damm Prize in 1989 for Sviktet.[1] She lived in the Østfold for 18 years before she settled in Bærum in 1989.

Works

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  • Kråkebollen - Aschehoug 1976
  • Anne opp og Anne ned - Eide. 1987
  • Det hemmelige rommet -Eide. 1988
  • Sviktet - Ungdomsbok Damm. 1989
  • Sin egen fange - Gyldendal. 1989
  • Gjøkungen - Gyldendal. 1991
  • En fløyte full av toner - Billedbok Damm. (medforfatter) 1992
  • Tro på det umulige! - Gyldendal. 1993
  • Dragens Dør - Gyldendal. 1994
  • Fløy en liten blåfugl - og en grønn. - Gyldendal. 1995
  • Hysj-hysj! - Damm. 1998
  • Hjerte-smerte - Damm. 2000
  • Jungel - rim og regler - Damm. 2000
  • Blodig alvor - - Damm 2002
  • Bølla Britt og lille meg - - Damm 2003
  • Tusenkunstneren Thorbjørn Egner - - Damm 2003
  • Bølla Britt og Rita Rapp - Damm 2006
  • Fy katte! - Cappelen 2006

References

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  1. ^ Skrift


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