Lotta zieht um (German)
"One day, Lotta wakes up angry in Noisemaker Street. She had a very stupid dream and believes that what she dreamed is true. That's why she's angry at Jonas and Mia-Maria, they have them in theirs Because dream annoyed. And then mom comes and wants her to put on the scratchy prickly sweater. Can a day that starts out so nasty end well?Translator: Thyra Dohrenburg"
“It’s funny, how many things I can do.”
Lotta, in Lotta's Christmas Surprise
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