Tone Bergli Joner

Tone Bergli Joner (born 1935) is a Norwegian non-fiction writer. Her over 70 works pertain to criticism of religion, children's issues and crafts and hobbies.

She was born in Fredrikstad, but grew up in Moss. She attended the Norwegian National Academy of Craft and Art Industry and opened a teenage fashion store. She later worked as a puppet maker. Taking up writing, she among others wrote columns in Det Nye and Kvinner og Klær before taking up book writing in 1977.

She wrote books on children and sleep, books for child readers and two books with "kids say" quotes (Klumpen and Mamma, levde det dinosaurer da du var liten?). In 1994 she received the Child Safety Award. She followed up with Tvang til barnetro.

In writing her hobby books, she stated that she learned each individual craft while writing the books. expanding with books on cernit modelling, In 1991, she wrote a book on saving and conserving, entailing a large number of techniques and tips including repair, cleaning, stain removal, food conservation, energy saving, cheap activities, and making homemade products (such as homemade glue) instead of buying.

She issued guitar learning books with her son Simen Joner, They resided at Hovseter.