Vår i Bullerbyn
When spring comes, all the children in Bullerby go completely wild. They climb the barn roof and ride the bull, they balance on the fence and clap in mud puddles. Britta and Lisa and Anna build a playhouse in the paddock, Olle and Bosse and Lasse sail bark boats in the stream. And little Kerstin, she pulls up all mother's primroses when she goes to pick flowers. Then when the evening comes, the children burn leaves and dance in springtime around the fires.
A stand-alone picture book about the children in Bullerby.
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