Lars Fiske: I farta med farfar

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Lars Fiskes farfar var med på å starte en av de første automobilfabrikkene i Norge, men i farfars bil var det farmor som oftest var sjåfør.

I farta med farfar er lagt til tidlig i forrige århundre, da bilen ennå var ny og uvanlig i Norge. Den handler om en dag da famiilen er på biltur fra morgen til kveld.
Boka er gjennomillustrert, i widescreen, med fartsfylte oppslag, gamle biler og masse detaljer å nyte og snakke om.

Lars Fiske gjorde stor suksess med barneboka "Kom, så løper vi", den fikk Kirke- og undervisningsdepartementets billedbok-pris, og vant hovedpremien Årets vakreste bok, uansett genre, i 2002. Den nye boka har samme uttrykk, format og utstyr som "Kom, så løper vi".
"Kom, så løper vi" kom i ny utgave, og ble relansert samtidig som "I farta med farfar" utkom.

Innbundet, liggende format,
40 sider, 27x19 cm . Trådsydd i rygg.

Full speed with grandfather

Lars Fiske’s grandfather was one of the founders of one of the first automobile factories in Norway, but in grandfather's car, it was grandmother who was most often the driver.

Full speed with grandfather is set in the last century, when the car was still new and unusual in Norway. It's about a day when the family is on a road trip from morning to evening.
The book is illustrated throughout, in widescreen, with action packed spreads, old cars and lots of details to enjoy and talk about.

A companion book to Lars Fiske’s award-winning Come on, let's run. The two books have the same format and aesthetics.

Lars Fiske was educated as an illustrator and graphic designer at Konstfack in Stockholm, and Otis Parsons in Los Angeles, 1988-92.

Fiske has published several comicbooks and children’s books, and has done illustrations for many of the largest newspapers in Norway and Sweden as well as public space commissioned artworks in Norway.

His work is widely exhibited and collected by several galleries and institutions. He has also won numerous awards for his work. His graphic novels for adults have been translated into Swedish, German, Dutch and English.