
TOTTISALMEN PERILLINEN
NUORI HERRA.
KEPPOSIA.
PAPPILASSA.
YRJÖ.
YSTÄVIÄ JA VIHOLLISIA.
UUSI KOTI.
KOULUSSA.
MUUKALAISET.
SALAPERÄISYYTTÄ.
In a bustling classroom the enthusiastic master Ticklenius tries to bring the drama of ancient Sparta to life, only to have his lesson interrupted by a swarm of angry wasps and the uproar of two spirited siblings, Beata and Klaus. Their mischievous antics turn the room into a whirlwind of toppled chairs, broken glasses and a comically mangled replica of a famous Greek statue. The chaos reveals a world where learning and laughter collide, setting the tone for a story that balances humor with the everyday trials of school life.
Just as order seems to return, a stern, silver‑haired stranger steps through the door and declares Klaus to be the heir of the distant estate of Tottisalmi. The accusation is delivered with a quiet authority that hints at hidden family secrets and a legacy long forgotten. With a mix of curiosity and defiance, Klaus and his sister are drawn into a mystery that promises adventures far beyond the classroom walls.
Language
fi
Duration
~4 hours (273K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Anna Siren and Tapio Riikonen
Release date
2019-10-20
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1875–1958
A pioneering voice in Finnish children's and young adult literature, she helped shape stories that generations of readers grew up with. Alongside her fiction, she also worked as a magazine editor and translator, widening the world of books for young readers.
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