Kati i Paris (Swedish)
In the third stand-alone Kati book, the journey goes to Paris, where Kati is to marry Lennart, whom she met in Italy. Today, the three Kati books stand out as a very own genre that did not find any successors: a combination of girls' books, reportage, portrayal of professional women and in this last part a marriage novel.The books about Kati are no longer in print, but they can be read at the Literature Bank.
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