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Halvor Floden

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  • Winnie-the-Pooh
    children’s literature
    / Norway

    
prominent and well-loved moderns are Halvor Floden, whose most famous work, centered on a gypsy waif, is Gjenta fra lands vegen (“The Girl from the Road”); the nonsense versifier Zinken Hopp; the poet Jan-Magnus Bruheim, three of whose collections have won state prizes; Finn Havrevold, whose toughminded boys’ teenage novel


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prominent and well-loved moderns are Halvor Floden, whose most famous work, centered on a gypsy waif, is Gjenta fra lands vegen (“The Girl from the Road”); the nonsense versifier Zinken Hopp; the poet Jan-Magnus Bruheim, three of whose collections have won state prizes; Finn Havrevold, whose toughminded boys’ teenage novel


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