That Boy Emil
The people in Lönneberga felt sorry for the Svenssons in Katthult who had such a rascal for a son, one who got up to so much mischief. Like that time when Emil got his head got stuck in the soup tureen and that unfortunate Sunday when he hoisted little Ida up the flagpole.A picture book with the original Swedish illustrations by Björn Berg.Translator: Sarah Death
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