Pippi i Humlegården
Pippi decides to take Tommy and Annika, the horse and Herr Nilsson and move to Humlegården in the royal capital for once. This story was originally written and illustrated in 1949 for a Children's Day party and published as a two-color booklet. It was discovered again and was published in book form in 2000.
“If you are very strong, you must also be very kind.”
The narrator in "Do you know Pippi Longstocking?"
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