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Nordic Home Interiors carries a variety of fun Scandinavian themed books. They are officially mostly children’s books for fun for everyone to read.
We change and update titles occasionally so it is best to call the store for our current selection and availability and pricing since prices are subject to change.
We are happy to ship. We have found to keep your shipping costs down it works best ship using the U.S. Mail priority envelopes. Most books we carry can be mailed for $5.00 or less.
We look forward to either meeting you at the store or by telephone.
You can reach us at 612-339-0000. Our store hours are Tuesday-Saturday/10AM – 5PM
Velkommen!
 Hang On If You Want To Come Along
Children's book written by Annie Jacobsen and illustrated by Kathryn "Kat" Londo
The Princess Nell has not laughed or smiled for many years, but at last, King Gunnar and young Erik have a plan to change all that. This rollicking tale is sure to make YOU chuckle and laugh right out loud, too!
Shall we see if Erik is successful and saves the day? "Hang On If You Want To Come Along!" There's no more to say!
Annie grew up in the small, predominantly Norwegian community of Stoughton, Wisconsin. After teaching there for thirty-three years, she retired and began writing child-friendly Norwegian folktales. Her first book, "The Terrible Troll Cat," has been enjoyed by children of all ages. Now, "Ivar, the Short, but Brave Viking," takes center stage.
Annie currently lives in Madison, Wisconsin with her husband, Fred and their German Shorthaired Pointer, Birdie.
Ivar, The Short But Brave Viking
Children's book written by Annie Jacobsen and illustrated by Susan Jo Hanson
If you heard a terrifying noise on a dark and stormy night, would you be brave enough to open your door to see what it was?
"Ivar, the Short but Brave Viking" certainly was and so began the adventure of a lifetime.
Come with Ivar as he faces a fierce Forest Troll, a pair of lake dwelling Water Trolls called Noekkens, a fiddle playing Fossegrimmen, and finally a three headed Mountain Troll all in order to return the little lost Mountain Troll Kitten to its rightful owner. The safety of the village of Ardal is at stake.
Will he be successful? There is only one way to be sure. Read the story! Enjoy the journey!
Annie grew up in the small, predominantly Norwegian community of Stoughton, Wisconsin. After teaching there for thirty-three years, she retired and began writing child-friendly Norwegian folktales. Her first book, "The Terrible Troll Cat," has been enjoyed by children of all ages. Now, "Ivar, the Short, but Brave Viking," takes center stage.
Annie currently lives in Madison, Wisconsin with her husband, Fred and their German Shorthaired Pointer, Birdie.
Susan Hanson and Annie Jacobsen have been good friends since they were six months old. Susan and her father Robert Hanson have been drawing, painting, and sculpting most of their lives. Robert is a fine artist and has been Susan's lifelong mentor. Susan's background in the arts and her continuing study of various painting and sculpting techniques keep her excited about each new project. Her love of animals, her Norwegian heritage, and her supportive family inspire many of her illustrations.
One of the Contributors to this book is H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon (b. 1973). H.R.H. has written the introduction, and has been an active member of the editorial committee.
The Terrible Troll Cat
Children's book written by Annie Jacobsen and illustrated by Susan Jo Hanson
If you heard a terrifying noise on a dark and stormy night, would you be brave enough to open your door to see what it was?
Come along with Johannah and Lars as they go in search of the Terrible Troll Cat that is keeping the Princess from her beauty sleep. Join them as they journey across rivers, creeks and streams and travel through forbidding, ancient forests on their quest to silence the beast, so the Princess can rest. Will you dare go on when Lars loses his courage and turns back, forcing Johannah to continue on alone? If you do, you are in for a delightful surprise!
Annie grew up in the small, predominantly Norwegian community of Stoughton, Wisconsin. After teaching there for thirty-three years, she retired and began writing child-friendly Norwegian folktales. Her first book, "The Terrible Troll Cat," has been enjoyed by children of all ages. Now, "Ivar, the Short, but Brave Viking," takes center stage.
Annie currently lives in Madison, Wisconsin with her husband, Fred and their German Shorthaired Pointer, Birdie.
Susan Hanson and Annie Jacobsen have been good friends since they were six months old. Susan and her father Robert Hanson have been drawing, painting, and sculpting most of their lives. Robert is a fine artist and has been Susan's lifelong mentor. Susan's background in the arts and her continuing study of various painting and sculpting techniques keep her excited about each new project. Her love of animals, her Norwegian heritage, and her supportive family inspire many of her illustrations.
One of the Contributors to the book his H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon (b. 1973) HRH has written the introduction, and has been an active member of the editorial committee.
Tree Trolls in the Rømmegrøt Pot
Children's book by Marjory Johnson Wood and Teresa Ann McCue
Hardcover, 32 pages
Two artist friends collaborate to create a funny, elegant and touching story about Scandinavian creatures and their encounters with a loving and creative family in the North Woods of Minnesota.
The book is illustrated with bright watercolors, and includes images of Norwegian rosemaled furniture integrated with the watercolor scenes.
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