Beskrivelse
Hva finnes der veien blir borte, tenker Lille Null og triller av gårde for å oppdage. Han møter En og To og Tre som kan telle hverandre, men hva betyr det å telle?
Det er så mye som er vanskelig å forstå, og Lille Null blir trist og redd. Men Pappa forteller ham den vakre familiehistorien om hvorfor det er viktig at det finnes null i verden.
Min første leseløve er bøker for de aller yngste leserne. For dem som har lært bokstavene og kan lese litt.
Odveig Klyve
Odveig Klyve (1954–) is a Norwegian writer and film director. She has published seven poetry collections, and eight children’s books. She has also translated the work of an Iranian poet, a Palestinian poet, and an English poet into Norwegian. She has performed her poetry at many international poetry festivals, and her poems are translated into several languages. She has written and directed short films, which have been invited to international film festivals in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Great Britain, USA and India. She is now receiving a three-year National Grant for Artists. She lives in Stavanger at the west coast of Norway, by the North Sea.
From reviews of Det andre blikket (Second Sight):
“Second Sight is good poetry that is also useful. It will appeal to everyone interested in living and aging.”
–Haugesunds Avis
“… get it, read it, listen to the insight, warmth and selfless love song from a daughter to and about a mother.”
–Sunnmørsposten (the critics give it 6 out of 6)
“The poet invites us into a magical world, in which those with dementia live. … One would have to be tough as nails not to be touched by this book.”
–Dagbladet
“…a daring, poetic stance that shows how Alzheimer’s can open a space for peace and reconciliation. … Klyve works carefully through the subject matter.”
–Aftenposten
“This collection of poems is recommended reading for healthcare professionals who come in contact with individuals and families facing these challenges, also for those who haven’t been directly affected, but who are willing to use their second sight.”
–Journal of the Norwegian Medical Association
“A beautiful book: gripping and touching because Klyve dares to enter the spaces we normally close to everyone but ourselves.”
–Dag og Tid
“Klyve’s poetic voice speaks with a natural authority…”
–Stavanger Aftenblad