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Der starter en ny pige i klassen. Gabriella. Hun er sød og populær. Det synes alle i hvert fald, bare ikke Klara. Hun synes faktisk, at Gabriella er irriterende og tarvelig. Klara undgår Gabriella, men det er ikke sjovt, for pludselig kan Klara mærke, at hun er udenfor. Hvad skal hun gøre? "K for Klara" er en letlæst serie om pigen Klara og hendes veninder. Bøgerne handler om venskaber, skole og det at blive ældre (og lidt om kærlighed) og rammer målgruppen lige der, hvor de er. Line Kyed Knudsen (f. 1971) har skrevet en lang række børne- og ungdomsbøger i forskellige genrer.

In this collection of five exciting stories, follow Kara as she navigates the complexities of friendships, love interests, and school. From playing weird games on iPads and going to waterparks to feeling like an outsider and falling in love, K for Kara 16-20 seamlessly weaves together the ups and downs of childhood. A heartfelt series, K for Kara 16-20 is ideal for young readers seeking relatable characters as well as exciting stories about navigating youth. Line Kyed Knudsen (b. 1971) debuted as an author of children's and YA books in 2003.

A new girl is starting in Kara’s class: Gabriella. She is sweet and popular. Everyone thinks so, except for Kara. She actually thinks Gabriella is annoying and mean. Kara avoids Gabriella, but it is not fun, because suddenly Kara feels like an outsider. What can she do?

Er komt een nieuw meisje in Klara‘s klas: Gabriella. Ze is lief en populair. Dat vindt iedereen, behalve Klara. Zij vindt Gabriella eigenlijk irritant en gemeen. Klara ontloopt Gabriella, maar er is niks aan, want ineens voelt Klara zich een buitenstaander. Wat kan ze doen? Line Kyed Knudsen (geb. 1971), debuteerde in 2003 met de roman Pigerne fra Nordsletten [De meisjes van de Noordvlakte]. In 2007 kreeg ze de Gyldendals Pippi prijs. Line schrijft kinder- en jeugdboeken en ze geeft kinderen les in creatief schrijven.

This is a true tale about a great friendship between two very different people. But are they really that different in the end? When Nadia starts in Kara's class, she's a little shy but Kara happily shows her around. That makes Nadia feel right at home. When Kara meets Nadia in the local park, Nadia is surrounded by her entire family. They all speak in a different language and some of them are wearing scarfs around their head. Suddenly, Kara is the one who's feeling shy and almost doesn't want to go and talk to Nadia.

Kara and her friends thinks putting on makeup is fun, even though it isn't something they are really allowed to do. But it makes you feel a little grown-up, which is exciting.

Kara loves drawing and she's good at it too. But when she starts taking drawing classes with people who are very good at drawing, she suddenly loses her confidence. In fact, she doesn't think drawing is fun anymore.