
audiobook
SUOMEN KANSAN SEIKKAILUSATUJA
IIVO HÄRKÖNEN
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A lively collection of Finnish folk tales brings the magic of the old countryside to listeners of all ages. The stories sparkle with daring youngsters, mischievous spirits, and the restless forces of nature, all woven together with the humor and wisdom that have kept these legends alive for generations. Each adventure offers a glimpse of a world where ordinary villages sit on the edge of enchanted forests, and where bravery and cleverness are the keys to overcoming the unknown.
The opening tale follows a boy named Mikko, famed for his prodigious strength and quick temper. When his frightened parents send him into the deep woods to capture a fearsome wild boar, Mikko faces the creature head‑on and triumphs with startling vigor. Undeterred, he is later tasked with catching a slippery water pig in the river and a terrifying hawk from the hidden hills, each challenge testing his courage and wit.
These stories celebrate the timeless charm of Finnish folklore, inviting listeners to journey through enchanted realms where heroes grow, riddles are solved, and the line between the ordinary and the extraordinary blurs in the most delightful way.
Full title
Suomen kansan seikkailusatuja Kolmas sarja suomalaisia satuja lapsille ja nuorisolle Kolmas sarja suomalaisia satuja lapsille ja nuorisolle
Language
fi
Duration
~3 hours (210K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Tapio Riikonen
Release date
Aug 12, 2019
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1882–1941
A Finnish Karelian writer, teacher, and collector of folklore, he grew up close to the rune-singing tradition that shaped much of his work. Alongside fiction and poetry, he wrote passionately about Karelian culture and helped preserve it for later generations.
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