Kajsa Kavat (Swedish)
In this collection of stories, we get to meet Kajsa Kavat, who helped grandma with the Christmas mess and stood in the square selling caramels. There is also Märit, the main character in perhaps the saddest story of them all, but also Albin and Stig, who compete for who can jump the highest.And Lame-Kal who needed some encouragement.The book contains the following stories:Kajsa KavatSmåland bullfighterGull-PianA little about SammelagustSomething alive for Lame-KalJump highestBig sister and little brotherPelle moves to KomfusenboMeritGoodnight, Mr. Tramp!
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