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Kari Grossmann

Illustration — Kari Grossmann in 2016 Kari Grossmann (born 1942) is a Norwegian artist and children's writer. One of Norway's most popular illustrators, she has been called the Queen of Norwegian Everyday Picture Books. Her books in the Lillesøster (Little Sister) series are popular in both Norway and Denmark.

Kari Grossmann

14. februar 2016

Bergen Offentlige Bibliotek · Barnebokforfatter Kari Grossmann forteller om lillesøster · CC BY 2.0

Born
Kari Grossmann was born on 5 May 1942. · Trondheim municipality.
Nationality
Norway
Occupation
illustrator · writer
Languages
Norwegian

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Illustration — Kari Grossmann in 2016 Kari Grossmann (born 1942) is a Norwegian artist and children's writer. One of Norway's most popular illustrators, she has been called the Queen of Norwegian Everyday Picture Books. Her books in the Lillesøster (Little Sister) series are popular in both Norway and Denmark.

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