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Kaisa Happonen & Anne Vasko: Mur and the Woodland Night

The Mur series continues!

Ten brand new bedtime stories in a beautiful forest setting offer a joyous and meaningful exploration of […]

Karin Erlandsson & Peter Bergting: The Night Express

All aboard a magical express train heading towards Christmas!

Dania’s Granny lives in an old station building next to a disused […]

Siiri Enoranta: The Summer Storm

Finlandia Junior Prize winner Siiri Enoranta has woven a story that is unputdownable. Her language breathes, and the unusual world […]

Linda Bondestam: My Life at the Bottom

2020 August Prize nominee!

Linda Bondestam’s happy, ecological, and existential book about life on earth – the fragile, but at the […]

Ilona Suojanen: Under Pressure to be Happy. How happiness became a requirement

Has happiness become a measure for success?

PhD Ilona Suojanen explores how young professionals perceive happiness at work and in other […]

Juha-Pekka Raeste & Hannu Sokala: The 50 Most Dangerous Companies in the World

Who holds the power in our globalizing world?

The world’s largest multinational corporations will largely determine the future of global warming, […]

Anton Monti: ’Ndrangheta – the World’s Most Dangerous Crime Organization

A chilling and compelling true story about the deadliest crime organization in Europe.

Italian crime organization ’Ndrangheta is Europe’s topmost importer […]

Pirkko Kotirinta: In Search of Hilma af Klint. An Artist of Spiritualism, Science, and the Natural World

Why are Hilma af Klint’s over hundred-year-old paintings touching people so deeply today and spreading all over social media? Leading […]

Heikki Aalto-Alanen: The Story of Aino and Alvar Aalto

Heikki Aalto-Alanen tells the intimate story of his world-famous grandparents whose unique partnership, relationship, and joint life work resulted in […]

Johanna Venho: The Autumn Book

A beautiful novel about Tove Jansson.

It is a mist-grey and rush-yellow autumn in 1991. Maria, a young eco-activist, meets the […]

Ida Pimenoff: I Wasn’t There

How many times can you abandon someone?

Vera is an artistic thirty-nine-year-old woman, pursuing a career while navigating life as a […]

Tuomas Niskakangas: Their Turn to Burn

A skillfully plotted fast-paced political thriller.

Helsinki 2027. The young prime minister and leader of the right coalition, Leo Koski, wakes […]

Rosa Liksom: The River

A captivating novel about migration, refugee camps, and the boundary between life and death.

September 1944. Tens of thousands of people […]

Saija Kuusela: Look at Me

A masterfully written novel takes the reader to the Scandinavian wilderness.

Nea Guttorm is a half-Sámi police officer who leaves Oslo […]

Kaj Korkea-aho: The Red Room

How far are we willing to go to fulfill the fantasies of our own and of others?

A young writer promises […]

Joona Keskitalo: The Disobedient

A shameless and highly addictive story about a ruthless climb to the top of the drug game.

Former schoolmates meet again […]

Martta Kaukonen: Follow the Butterfly

An addictive psychological thriller about a twenty-year-old serial killer and her therapist in the spirit of Gillian Flynn.

Ida, 20, was […]

Koko Hubara: Bechi

A groundbreaking debut novel from one of the most interesting authors of the generation.

How can you not destroy your own […]

Niillas Holmberg: Halla Helle

Samu leaves Southern Finland behind and moves to Sápmi. Something strange and powerful is taking him to Utsjoki: Elle Hallala, […]

J. S. Meresmaa: Maybe We’ll (Feed) Meet Later

The protagonist Aleksi is a nerd whose ambitious goal is to make it to the local e-sport championship games with […]