Mirabell
"Britta-Kajsa gets a small seed that shines like gold. "Plant this seed in your garden and water it properly, every day, and you will see something funny." From the golden seed grows a doll, just the kind that Britta-Kajsa always wanted.The doll is called Mirabell.The story Mirabell from Nils Karlsson-Pyssling here as a picture book illustrated by Pija Lindenbaum."
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