Pippi Longstocking
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4.2
(145)
Astrid Lindgren
Pippi is nine years old, lives alone with a horse and a money, and does exactly as she pleases. She has no mother and her father is king of a cannibal island, so she has learnt to look after herself. She gets up when she likes, never goes to school, talks a great deal, keeps a chest of gold coins under the bed, and is unexpectedly strong. The book is full of her marvellous escapades.
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Author
Astrid Lindgren
Pages
144
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Published Date
2002
ISBN
0192752049 9780192752048
Ratings
Google: 4.5
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"I don’t want to sound like some whingeing parent because I’m a graduate student in their 20s but I think this book could be a potentially irresponsible thing to let your children read. Pippi is a horrid role model, entirely uneducated and spewing amazing uncultured ideas about other cultures and this lack of awareness of the outside world is encouraged. Yes I believe there should be room for kids to be kids but this book was not what that should be."
Maya Harry
"A nice little palate cleanser between my first steps onto the year. A children's book is always bound to show you a silver lining whenever you need it, and that's exactly what this did to me!<br/><br/>Cute read if you need a lil pick me up."
Agustina Aceste
"I don’t want to sound like some whingeing parent because I’m a graduate student in their 20s but I think this book could be a potentially irresponsible thing to let your children read. Pippi is a horrid role model, entirely uneducated and spewing amazing uncultured ideas about other cultures and this lack of awareness of the outside world is encouraged. Yes I believe there should be room for kids to be kids but this book was not what that should be."
Maya Harry
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