“The Sun is a Cool God” is a novel by the famous Norwegian writer Jun Evo, who writes with irony and respect about the old and ever-new problems of a growing person. Before us is the diary of a teenager, sixteen-year-old Adam, who every morning climbs onto the roof of the elevator to greet the Sun, which has entered into an agreement with him. In exchange for a daily greeting, the Sun promises to help fulfill Adam's most cherished dream - to stop being a child. “The Sun is a Cool God” is a novel that opens a trilogy about sixteen-year-old Adam Halverson, who dreams of becoming an adult and is trying with all his might to understand the world and himself. The entire series of novels, including “The Sun is a Cool God,” was translated into German, Danish, Swedish and Dutch and received many literary awards.

The book was published with the financial support of the Norwegian foundation NORLA (Norwegian Literature abroad)