Halvdan is not a proper Viking. He's having a limp and is regarded by the other kids as a strange loner with no friends, except for the village blacksmith Björn who's taken care of him since Halvdan's father left on a plundering trip. Across the mighty river there's an enemy village that has been in a feud with Halvdan's tribe for as long as anyone can remember. One day during Halvdan's lonely excursions to the river he encounters Meia, the daughter of the enemy village ruler. A heart-warming and funny family adventure about bridging differences and forbidden friendship unfolds

Sune and his family embark on a ski trip in the mountains. They encounter a snowstorm that puts their vacation in jeopardy, but they manage to make the best of it and have a memorable time together.

Erik leaves the big city and travels to a small community deep inside the Swedish forests. In the idyllic village he visits his sister Lisa, whom he has not met in five years. She seems worried about something, and afterwards she disappears without a trace. During Erik's investigations of what happened to her, he realizes that Lisa isn't the first to disappear and that people in the silent society know more than they say.