Pippi Longstocking - Selected Works of Astrid Lindgren {Illustrated Edition}

Author: Astrid Lindgren (Sweden)
Translator: Li Yi Zhi / Country: Sweden
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The door opened, and a peculiar little girl stepped out: Her hair was the color of carrots, and her two stiff braids stood straight up. Her nose was shaped like a small potato, covered in freckles. Below the nose was a big mouth with neatly white teeth. Her dress was also quite strange—it was sewn by herself. She originally wanted it to be blue, but there wasn’t enough blue fabric, so she had to sew red patches here and there. On her thin, long legs, she wore a pair of socks—one brown and the other black. She wore black shoes that were exactly twice the size of her feet. She was super strong, able to lift a horse, discipline fierce bandits, and easily throw sharks far away. This extraordinary little girl is—Pippi Longstocking.