
KILJUSEN PLÄTTÄ
SISÄLLYS:
A mischievous pair of brothers, Mökö and Luru, return home for their Christmas break only to discover that their father has a surprise waiting—a newborn sibling they’ve never seen before. The baby, a tiny, bright‑eyed child who soon earns the nickname “Plättä,” instantly turns the household into a playground of clumsy curiosity and comic chaos.
From the first tentative peeks and whispered guesses about the infant’s abilities, the story follows the boys as they try to understand their new sister’s strange language of “plät, plät” and her uncanny knack for grabbing onto anything, especially Mökö’s hair. Their mother’s amused patience and the brothers’ relentless antics create a warm, lively portrait of family life in a small Finnish town, where every small discovery feels like a grand adventure.
Language
fi
Duration
~1 hours (84K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Nov 22, 2017
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1874–1938
A Finnish writer, theatre director, translator, and historian, Jalmari Finne is best remembered for the lively and popular children’s books about the Kiljunen family. His wide-ranging career also included work in theatre, songwriting, and the study of genealogy and settlement history.
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