Jag vill inte gå och lägga mig! (Swedish)
Every single night when Lasse goes to bed, it's a horrible life. He doesn't want to be understood! Luckily, Aunt Lotten lets him look through his glasses so he can see how things go on at the animals' house at bedtime.The picture book I don't want to go to bed was originally published with pictures by Birgitta Nordenskjöld, later editions are illustrated by Ilon Wikland.
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