New Releases by Astrid Lindgren

When her friends Tommy and Annika decide to run away from home, Pippi Longstocking goes along to keep an eye on them.

Five-year-old Emil finds his mischief becoming worse and his punishments more bearable after he has Piggy-Beast to share them with.

Chaos seems to follow a Swedish farm boy everywhere he goes in the community

On her fifth birthday Polly determines to prove she can ride a bicycle like her older brother and sister.

The adventures of a seven-year-old boy and an extraordinary little man who wears a flying machine on his back.

A collection of stories from two books already published, about the activities of young children in a Swedish village.

Anything can happen at the Marten''s house - causing constant delight and panic for everyone concerned. Astrid Lindgren is the author of Cherry Time at Bullerby and Lotta Leaves Home.

The story of six children living on farms in Noisy Village, a small Scandinavian town.

Animal feeds and forages contain a wide range toxins arising from anthropogenic and natural sources. This book examines the distribution of plant toxins, in cereals, complete feeds and forages. The impacts on farm livestock productivity and on the safety of resulting edible products is also discussed. Evidence is provided to demonstrate that feeds contain a variety of substances and that there are regional differences in the nature of the compounds involved.

After running away from the orphanage, nine-year-old Rasmus finds the outside world cold and unfriendly until he meets "Paradise Oscar" who helps him find a new home.

A Swedish fairy tale in which the boy, Anders, is carried off by a genii to be the son of the King of Farawayland. Grades 5-6.