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Old man Petterson was looking for a bag of fishing floats in the attic. Findus jumped on a large green canvas sausage, which bounced him downstairs. "Why do you have such dangerous sausages?" scolded Findus. "That's a tent," Petterson said. He started to dream how much fun it would be to camp by the lake and grill fish over the fire as the sun set.

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This book collects five popular stories, the heroes of which are Pettson and Findus. You can not only learn more about your favorite characters, but also learn to do interesting and useful things yourself. And you will read about the person who invented and drew these heroes, and even see the author's sketches.

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"I'm in a bad mood and I want to be left alone," says Pettson. Findus the cat stares at him. He's never seen the old farmer so grumpy. I must cheer him up, he thinks. Somehow. "Can't we go fishing?" he says. "Then you'll feel better."

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When Pettson announces that it's time to plant seeds in the garden, Findus, his cat, plants a meatball. The hilarity continues as each night their hard work is undone by hungry chickens, then a rogue pig. When cows set up shop, Pettson and Findus must hatch a plan to protect their garden and Findus's meatballs.

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So here is the story of when Findus was little and disappeared. Findus and Pettson live in a red farmhouse, with a henhouse, workshop, and toolshed set among the forests, fields, and meadows of rural Sweden. Every picture tells a story, with a fascinating, magical world of tiny creatures.

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Every day at four o'clock in the morning, Findus likes to jump up and down on his bed. He wakes Pettson, who tells him to stop. Because cats really need their early morning exercise, Findus decides to find a house of his own where he can jump and bounce when he likes. But jumping on beds is one thing... living without Pettson is quite another.

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Crow hadn’t really realised that it was almost Christmas, and even though he was very busy wrapping presents – for himself – he couldn’t stand waiting until the next day, for the actual Christmas Eve. We doubt that there are more wonderful illustrations of Mamma Moo and Crow in snow and the Christmas spirit than these.

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The lake nearby Mamma Moo is warm and calm. The farmer has taken the day off and is sitting in a boat, fishing. Mamma Moo moves slowly around in the water with Junior’s boats. It’s no wonder that Crow gets fed up and wants to go a little FASTER!! And of course he gets his way.

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For a young child, blood is a dramatic occurrence. Care and acknowledgment are required. Band aids are an inexpensive way of providing comfort and visible proof that you’ve been through something. Crow loves when something dramatic happens. And if it’s not exciting enough, he doesn’t mind exaggerating a little.

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This book is about the fact that everyone can change their life. That dreams should come true. Who said cows can't climb a tree? These are all stereotypes! If you really want to, you can! So our cow Mamma Moo once again overcomes all stereotypes about how to properly act like cows.

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Do you know what Mamma Moo's favorite book is? Guess! No, you didn't guess! This is Peppy Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren! And yes, our cow Mamma Moo can read! And she goes to the library by car! But her friend Crow does not like it at all!

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