
PÄÄSKYSEN LIVERRYKSIÄ LAPSILLE
MINNA KROHN
SISÄLTÖ:
A warm collection of short tales invites young listeners into the everyday wonders of Finnish village life. From a curious boy setting off with his father’s stick to a little girl whose “glass eyes” teach her the value of kindness, each story unfolds with gentle humor and simple moral lessons. Playful animals, such as a chatty goat and a shy sparrow, become companions in scenes that celebrate imagination, family bonds, and the small adventures of schoolchildren and countryside friends.
The narratives are written in an easy‑going style that captures the rhythm of 19 th‑century oral storytelling while remaining fresh for modern ears. Listeners will enjoy the tender moments of friendship, the comforting rituals of home, and the quiet bravery of characters who learn to care for one another. Ideal for bedtime or classroom listening, the book offers a comforting glimpse into a world where curiosity and compassion go hand in hand.
Language
fi
Duration
~1 hours (104K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Tapio Riikonen
Release date
2020-10-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1841–1917
A Finnish teacher, editor, and children's writer, she helped shape young readers' lives through the magazine Pääskynen and the book Pääskysen liverryksiä lapsille. Her life also linked her to one of Finland's best-known literary families as the wife of Julius Krohn and mother of writer Aino Kallas.
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