Book 2 in The Raven Rings coming Fall 2021! Cover reveal at The Nerd Daily!
We are thrilled to be revealing the cover for Siri Pettersen’s The Rot, which is follow up to Odin’s Child and the second installment in her epic fantasy trilogy The Raven Rings! @SiriPettersen @ArctisB
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Many congratulations to @matsstrandberg_ and @otherjudith for this well-deserved honor! #SwedishLit #YA #translated My conversation with Mats shows how deliberate, thoughtful, and nuanced his writing is: kirkusreviews.com/news-and-f…
When will the world end? With Foxworth, a massive comet, hurtling toward Earth, humanity now knows the exact date.
Congratulations to The End, by Mats Strandberg, tr. from the Swedish by Judith Kiros & pub. by @ArctisB, named a
#2021GLLITranslatedYALitBookPrizeHonorBook
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When will the world end? With Foxworth, a massive comet, hurtling toward Earth, humanity now knows the exact date.
Congratulations to The End, by Mats Strandberg, tr. from the Swedish by Judith Kiros & pub. by @ArctisB, named a
#2021GLLITranslatedYALitBookPrizeHonorBook
Welcome to Ym! Today's the day...
@SiriPettersen's ODIN'S CHILD finally available in the US. We are celebrating in our (home) offices! arctis-books.com/books/odins…
Check out this batch of lovelies...
From kids to adults, we have Norse-inspired books for all ages.
Kids: Magnus Chase, @rickriordan
YA: Odin's Child, @SiriPettersen
Adult: The Witch's Heart, @gengornichec and Norse Mythology, @neilhimself
And Snorri Sturlson's Prose Edda, if you like classics!
#Norsunday
Check it out!
Chapter excerpt for Odin's Child available on @thenerdaily website!
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My latest book review. The End by Mats Strandberg, translated by Judith Kiros (@ArctisB). #WorldKidLit #YA #Swedish clairestoreylanguages.co.uk/…
Most anticipated, indeed! What a thrill to @SiriPettersen's Odin's Child on this list. bustle.com/entertainment/mos…
Interview with @matsstrandberg_ on our blog...arctis-books.com/arctis-blog
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I just reviewed Odin's Child by Siri Pettersen. #OdinsChild #NetGalley netgalley.com/book/213618/re…
Thanks for the tag! And the 4 STARS!
#BookReview: Odin's Child by Siri Pettersen from @ArctisB via @NetGalley
*4 stars*
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Here's a fun little book trailer for my latest translation. Count Dracula has come through a lot over the years, but will he survive a weekend in charge of the grandkids?? Coming from @ArctisB youtu.be/tCavDhCJN7s
...fifteen year old Hirka has always been an outsider, and her differences only become greater the closer she comes to The Rite...
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According to @PublishersWkly, "This series opener will captivate lovers of Bardugo’s gritty situations and Pullman’s wide mythic worlds." Look, *I* would never be so presumptuous as to comp to @LBardugo and @PhilipPullman... but now that *PW* has said it, I totally agree!
Digital arcs of Siri Pettersen's award winning, internationally bestselling book-Odin's Child are available on netgalley.com - if you're a netgalley reviewer, tag us!! We're counting down the days 'til Odin's Child is on sale here in America - March 23, 2021!
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Odin's Child compared to Leigh Bardugo or Philip Pullman in this incredible review from @PublishersWkly
@SiriPettersen
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Blog post with Mats Strandberg on our site!
"I immediately knew I wanted to write about young adults and teenagers, because it made all the big questions I wanted to ask even bigger. What is it like to know that your first love is also your last one?"
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Odin's Child compared to Leigh Bardugo or Philip Pullman in this incredible review from @PublishersWkly
@SiriPettersen
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"Blood magic, blackmail, and battle rock a rich world of fading magic to its core in this internationally bestselling Norwegian epic fantasy...this series opener will captivate lovers of Bardugo’s gritty situations and Pullman’s wide mythic worlds." - Publishers Weekly



















