Inget knussel, sa Emil i Lönneberga (Swedish)
There was a party in Katthult there on a snowy winter's day. It was a fun and somewhat unusual party, thanks a lot to the teacher. She was young and happy and resourceful worse, and she thought they should have a snowball fight while waiting for the food. And snowball fights became it. It was even more lively afterwards, when Emil kissed the nun. No less than eight times, because he's not touchy, that Emil!A stand-alone picture book/read-it-yourself book about Emil and Ida in Lönneberga, illustrated by Björn Berg.
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