Macarons, Cupcakes, Cakepops

Mia Öhrn
220x190mm, 96pp

Publication May 2011

Bake macarons in all the colours of the rainbow with a taste of berries, chocolate and liquorice; make fluffy cupcakes with different sorts of icing and decorations or make some fun cake pops using popsicle sticks. The book also contains a macaron school with simple step-by-step instructions, tips on how to use a pastry bag and create pretty decorations, where you can find the most fun cupcake forms and sprinkles, and how to achieve a really good chocolate truffle.

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Rights sold: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Netherlands

The Food I Love

Carina Brydling
230x190mm, 176 pp

Publication September 2010

Carina Brydling is one of Sweden’s leading cooks. She really has her heart in naturally simple Swedish food. Beloved dishes that have partly been forgotten but also recipes of her own with ingredients from different parts of Sweden. You get to follow along with Carina to her favourite places where she makes food with local ingredients when they are in season. Riichly illustrated and filled with unique recipes and personal stories. The Food I Love was the winner of the 2010 Gourmand Cookbook Awards in the category "Best Local Cookery".

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Rights sold: Germany

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For sections from the book see Fish & Seafood  and Vegetarian

Tasty Days

Easy Recipes in 10, 20 and 30 minutes

Andy Harris, photography David Loftus

245x235mm, 260pp  

Publication  September 2011

Fish & Seafood ~ Vegetarian & Salads ~ Meat ~ Desserts   

A remarkable new cookbook from the founding editor, Andy Harris, of Jamie magazine, Jamie Oliver’s stunning new food and travel magazine, with photography by David Loftus, one of the most respected food photographers around, with credits including the last ten Jamie Oliver books.

Rights sold: Denmark, Norway, Netherlands

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Rights sold: Denmark

Welcome To The World of Crochet

Annika Messing
240x200mm, 80pp

Publication May 2010

Welcome to the world of crocheted figures! Forget Japanese amigurumi, here are Swedish reindeer, foxes, moles, chanterelles, and sweets – a book full of fantastic figures to crochet!

Crocheting is so much more than the clothes and mats we may remember from our school days. And it doesn’t have to be difficult. In this book there are patterns for 27 charming figures, of varying difficulty. At the end there is a basic and easy-to-understand crochet school with good advice on yarns, crocheting needles and other things that you need to know.

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Crazy Crochet

Erica Laurell

245x200mm, 160 pp

Publication

Erica Laurell crochets swim suits and bikinis, dresses, hats, shorts, bags, hairbands, even coats and gloves. Crochet Crazy! contains about 80 projects divided into Winter, Kitchen, Glamour, Beach, Living Room and Play Room, everything from clothes for adults, children, pets and dolls to mats, sitting puffs, blankets, candle-holders and tea-cosies.

Rights sold: Norway

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Karin's Embroidery

Karin Holmberg
240x200mm, 128 pp

Publication September 2010

Embroidery is one of Sweden’s oldest traditions, while the embroideries have never been as modern as they are today. Karin’s Embroidery is an inspiring book with embroidery patterns for interiors as well as for clothes and accessories. The projects are simple and suited to be used to make new buys more personal, to embroider clothes that you already have in your wardrobe or to brighten up a flea-market bargain.

Rights sold: Finland, Norway

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Fabulous Ceramics

Frida Anthin Broberg
250x220mm, 192p
Publication  September 2011
We don’t need any previous knowledge, nor do we need a potter’s wheel, when ceramist Frida Anthin Broberg exhorts us to give free rein to our creativity in her new book. With seductive pictures from her studio and home in the Swedish countryside, this is just as much a source of inspiration for all who love the romantic side of rural life as it is a ceramics book with step-by-step instructions. It is impossible not to be enthused when old lace, flowers, twigs and leaves become lovely patterns on ceramic mugs and jugs.

Rights sold: Finland, Netherlands (autumn 2012)