Madita und Lisabet aus Birkenlund (German)
When Lisabet puts a pea up her nose, Madita feels big and reasonable. She must have forgotten who else in the family does the most stupid things! Madita has the best ideas herself - like when he was When the first snow falls, Madita suggests a trip to Apelkullen to her little sister, but without telling mum and dad.The anthology contains the stories "When Lisabet stuck a pea up her nose" and "It's a good thing that there's a Christmas break, said Madita".Translator: Anna-Liese Kornitzky
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