The Hidden People save Disa‘s life in the snowstorm, but it is too soon to sit back and relax.

The battle against evil is not over yet.

Disa makes a promise to herself that she will find the brimstone-buttercup and free the clown, who has been frozen.

Only the power of the brimstone-buttercup will allow her to save all the people her mother has frozen.

This will take courage – even though Disa is terrified.



Disa in the Land of the Northern Lights

Disa and the Hidden People

Disa‘s Battle





Throughout her long writing career, Marianne Gade (b. 1945) has written books for children, teenagers and adults. She is educated as a librarian and has functioned as a critic of children‘s literature for the Danish newspaper Politiken.

The Hidden People save Disa‘s life in the snowstorm, but it is too soon to sit back and relax.

The battle against evil is not over yet.

Disa makes a promise to herself that she will find the brimstone-buttercup and free the clown, who has been frozen.

Only the power of the brimstone-buttercup will allow her to save all the people her mother has frozen.

This will take courage – even though Disa is terrified.



Disa in the Land of the Northern Lights

Disa and the Hidden People

Disa‘s Battle





Throughout her long writing career, Marianne Gade (b. 1945) has written books for children, teenagers and adults. She is educated as a librarian and has functioned as a critic of children‘s literature for the Danish newspaper Politiken.

The Hidden People save Disa‘s life in the snowstorm, but it is too soon to sit back and relax.

The battle against evil is not over yet.

Disa makes a promise to herself that she will find the brimstone-buttercup and free the clown, who has been frozen.

Only the power of the brimstone-buttercup will allow her to save all the people her mother has frozen.

This will take courage – even though Disa is terrified.



Disa in the Land of the Northern Lights

Disa and the Hidden People

Disa‘s Battle





Throughout her long writing career, Marianne Gade (b. 1945) has written books for children, teenagers and adults. She is educated as a librarian and has functioned as a critic of children‘s literature for the Danish newspaper Politiken.