Slush Mountain

Slush Mountain is a funny, loving, and irreverent tribute to winter cabin and ski culture, from hot chocolate and snow sculptures to daredevil show-offs and silly fashion choices. The grand illustrations follow a day in the life of the various odd creatures who live in a quirky, remote mountain village—we witness Bruce "the Spruce" Crampon skiing off a cabin roof, the ski patrol monitoring the slopes, old "Snow-Blind" Jefferson ice fishing, a snowmobile gang meeting up at the slope-side grill, and many more. There’s something for everyone on Slush Mountain!

Bjørn Rune Lie is an award-winning Norwegian illustrator who now lives and works in Bristol, England. He has written and illustrated three Norwegian children's books, including Slush Mountain, which was originally published as Slapsefjell in Norway (Magikon). His images have appeared on milk cartons, magazine covers, text books, and album covers across the globe. Apart from drawing, Bjørn enjoys baking bread and splitting firewood.