Mr. and Mrs. Gaarder greeted by Mr Stephen J. Alexander the General Manager of the Howard Johnson Plaza Shanghai

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Shanghai, China (October, 2007) /China Newswire/ — The famous Norwegian author Mr. Jostein Gaarder became the most acclaimed Norwegian author after his book "Sophie's World" had become the world's No.1 Best Seller in 1995 - the book has since been translated into 55 languages with 30 million copies sold worldwide. He is visiting China to promote the Chinese translation of his novel "Maya".

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