Lekser er kjipt

For several years, Stina has been dragging her way through the school day, memorising lessons so that it seems as if she can read and finding other ways to hide the challenges she faces. But it is not as easy now that she has got right up to Year Four. At the same time, Stina has other things to struggle with: her dad has travelled to London on business, and she misses him terribly. And her mum doesn't understand anything anyway…

Lekser er kjipt is an important, but also humorous and hopeful story about difficulties at school.

Janne Johnsen writes about topical problems, and her good sense for young people's language and children's reasoning mean that she has many readers. Now she has written about school and the challenging aspects of everyday life there. What does it feel like to have learning difficulties? To dislike reading aloud? To hate getting homework support?