Visst är Lotta en glad unge
Easter on Bråkmakargatan. Then the Easter Bunny usually comes and hides Easter eggs full of candy in the bushes. But now the candy shop had closed, and there was no candy to buy in the whole town! How would Lotta and Jonas and Mia-Maria get their Easter candy then? Everyone are sad that Easter won't be the same Except for Lotta, she surely knows what surprise is waiting outside in the barn.The third picture book about Lotta, with illustrations by Ilon Wikland.
“It’s funny, how many things I can do.”
Lotta, in Lotta's Christmas Surprise
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