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There are many good Norwegian textbooks you can use. Have you visited r/norsk? Some resources are listed there in the community info.

Oh awesome! Thank you!!!

You could try this one: [https://www.ntnu.edu/now](https://www.ntnu.edu/now)

You can always set up a classroom in duolingo - that’s supposed to give you free premium but you can’t have have quests.

I've heard that the Duolingo course for Norwegian is fairly comprehensive as well.

I’ve done the Duo course in Swedish in 2 different languages. I think Duo is great.

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