Pippi findet einen Spunk
"Pippi Longstocking has found a brand new word: Snirkle! But what does that mean? She rides into town with Tommy and Annika to find out more. But you can't tell Pippi what a Snirkle is. But Pippi wouldn't be Pippi if she didn't find out after all! The famous "Snirkle" adventure from the third Pippi Longstocking volume for the first time as a picture book with pictures by Katrin Engelking. Have fun inventing words!Translator: Cecilia Heinig"
“If you are very strong, you must also be very kind.”
The narrator in "Do you know Pippi Longstocking?"
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