Spelar min lind, sjunger min näktergal
The tale from Sunnanäng, about the orphan Malin who ends up in the poorhouse in Norka parish and yearns so intensely for something beautiful and fun that a linden tree grows out of an ordinary pea, is here published as a picture book with illustrations by Svend Otto S.
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