Cappelen Damm
| Cappelen Damm | |
|---|---|
| Website | www.cappelendamm.no↗ (in Norwegian) |
| Alternate website | www.cappelendammagency.no↗ (in English) |
| Research the company | |
| Wikipedia | Cappelen Damm↗ |
| Cappelen Damm↗ | |
Cappelen Damm is the publisher of Angelina's 2015 book, Mellom to hjerter [Between Two Hearts]. Their website contains basic information about the book and its author (Angelina), as well as an interview (text only) in which Angelina and her grandmother, Mery Zamani, talk about the book. The website used to also have a podcast with Angelina and Mery (it is not known whether this was just an audio version of the same interview or not). They also made available two brief videos of Angelina talking about the book.
Information about Mellom to hjerter
- Between Two Hearts / Angelina Jordan Astar↗ (in English)
- Mellom to hjerter / Angelina Jordan Astar / Mery Zamani (Illustratør)↗ (in Norwegian)
Both sites have some basic information about the book (ISBN, number of pages, reading level, etc.) and some information about Angelina as the book's author. You can "look inside" the book at both sites, and see the first few pages. Both sites quote from a review of the book, but much more of that is seen at the Norwegian site (~160 words vs. ~30 words). The English site contains a sizeable excerpt from the book itself (112 words).
The Norwegian site seems to provide a mechanism to buy the book: you can put it in a shopping cart, but to actually complete the purchase it appears that you either have to "log in" to the site or live in Norway. In any case, it is not clear whether the book is really still available for purchase from the publisher.
Author profile
The Norwegian website has an author profile page for Angelina↗, which contains a link to a "podcast" with her↗; unfortunately, the link no longer works.
Videos
Two videos were uploaded to Cappelen Damm's YouTube channel↗ on 2015-11-16, in which Angelina talks about the book:
Interview
Boktips↗ [Book tips] is a promotional website for Cappelen Damm. It contains at least one article about Angelina, in which she and her grandmother, Mery Zamani, are interviewed about the book.
