Barnens dag i Bullerbyn (Swedish)
One day Lasse read in the newspaper that in Stockholm they had Children's Day. And then Lasse said that we should do Children's Day in Bullerby too. "We'll do Children's Day for Kerstin," said Lasse. "If we make fun for Kerstin a whole day, so maybe she can stop following us all the other days, when we want to be alone and play.”
A standalone picture book about the children in Bullerby, illustrated by Ilon Wikland.
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