
METSÄ JA KARTANO
VEIKKO KORHONEN
SISÄLTÖ:
PUPUTTI VASIKKAHAASSA.
TAHVO TASULAINEN JA HARAKKA HAJULAINEN.
RISTIJÄISET MIRRILÄSSÄ.
HUKKA HUJULAINEN JA JULLE JUTUSTAINEN.
MIRRILÄISET VIERAILEVAT NAUKUNIEMESSÄ.
REPOLAISEN KALAKEITTO.
PEKKA JA POLLE.
A charming collection of woodland and manor tales brings the Finnish countryside to life through a lively cast of animal characters. In the opening story, a restless rabbit named Puputti seeks relief from a sweltering summer, hopping into a cool ditch and discovering the simple pleasures of water and sunshine. Along the way he encounters a talkative calf, a troupe of mischievous mice, and other forest denizens, each adding their own humor and perspective to the warm‑day adventure.
The stories weave together gentle lessons about friendship, curiosity, and the rhythms of rural life without ever losing their playful spirit. Each vignette feels like a quiet stroll through meadows and mossy hedges, where even the smallest creature can share a laugh or a thoughtful moment. Listeners will find themselves smiling at the witty dialogue and the vivid, almost tactile, descriptions of fields, streams, and the bustling sounds of the farmyard.
Language
fi
Duration
~1 hours (61K characters)
Release date
2024-05-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1888–1942
A Finnish journalist and writer from Rautalampi, he wrote across several genres, from historical storytelling to animal tales and books for young readers. His work and life were rooted in early 20th-century Finland, and his name still turns up in library catalogs today.
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