The official Swedish bestseller lists for the month of October is out, and coming in at No. 2 in the paperback category is Leif GW Persson and his Can One Die Twice?. Kristina Ohlsson meanwhile comes in at No. 3 on the children’s books list with The Mystery on Eagle’s Cliff, her latest stand-alone children’s book. On the audio and e-book lists the No. 1 spot is occupied by the same title and author: End of Summer, by Anders de la Motte.

The official Swedish book trailer for Sofia Lundberg’s The Red Address Book is out! Published by Forum on November 1st, the book is now out in stores in Sweden.

Translation of the video’s text:

Every life holds so much love, happiness and sorrow.
If only we take the time to listen…
Meet 96-year-old Doris in a charming, heart-warming novel about life’s miracles.

The Red Address Book, Sofia Lundberg
The readers’ favorite that’s now been sold to 28 territories!

On the Danish island of Lolland, a group of internationally renowned scientists and entrepreneurs found a new community for the affluent, aiming to combine the most idyllic and attractive elements of the old world with the latest in technology. To this drone-patrolled countryside paradise moves gallery owner Stig, his wife, the brain scientist Elisabeth, their idealistic daughter, Emma, and the painter Christian.

Elisabeth is headhunted by the research team on the island when they hear of her previous successes with animal experiments, but grows increasingly alarmed as she develops a bond with the novel-writing ape Felix.

After a series of terror attacks in Copenhagen, thousands of Muslim refugees are deported from Denmark to Africa, and the anorectic Emma becomes a central figure in the creation of a parallel society among the old Danish shipping containers left in Mozambique.

The artist Christian paints disintegrating humans that fuse with nature, fetching inspiration from his contact with the much younger Mia.

A violent accident gives the disillusioned gallery owner Stig the chance to deliver an art piece that to his way of thinking could set a new standard for the impact art can have on a society. But the piece will demand sacrifices.

The European Spring is a grotesque and provocative story about freedom, equality and community set in a near future that is all at once unthinkable, alarming and attractive.

Add variety to your child’s bedtime routine with the third and latest book from the author of The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep, the New York Times and international bestseller that parents have been raving about! The Tractor Who Wants To Fall Asleep features child-tested, parent-approved techniques to reclaim bedtime and provide a sweet and tender end to each day.

Let your child be lulled to sleep with the story of the little red tractor Alex, the tiredest little tractor around. Alex the Tractor takes your child on a relaxing and cozy ride across the countryside, where they encounter friends like Yawning Carrot, Half-Asleep Leon and the sleepy apples. Written with the purpose of helping your child fall asleep easier, The Tractor Who Wants To Fall Asleep’s design encourages relaxation, sereneness and sleep.

Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin’s The Tractor Who Wants To Fall Asleep includes new and improved materials such as insightful sleep tips and answers to frequently asked questions that will help guide families to an even more satisfying nighttime routine!