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Children of the Forest by Elsa Beskow · Booklabria

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Children of the Forest

Children's fictionChildren's stories

Children of the Forest

Name: Children of the Forest
Author: Elsa Beskow

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First published: 1969
Editions: 11 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Four tiny elf children living in a Scandinavian forest have adventures throughout the year working and playing with the other inhabitants: fairies, a troll, birds, bats, 4 leggeds, and more. They wear hats of the red spotted amanita muscaria as a camoflage should they need to hide. So we rarely see them, but children, do you think they really exist?

Subjects: Children's fiction
Children's stories
Picture books
Children
Picture books for children
Seasons
Characters: Elves
Fairies

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11 in 3 languages

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English6 Spanish2 Swedish1

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