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Title	:	Ferien auf Saltkrokan
Author	:	Astrid Lindgren
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Jubiläumsausgabe
Pages	:	Pages: 334 pages
Published	:	2007 by Oetinger (first published 1964)
Categories	:	Childrens. Fiction. Classics. European Literature. Swedish Literature. Scandinavian Literature. Cultural. Sweden. Literature. 20th Century

Ferien auf Saltkrokan

Astrid Lindgren

Hardcover | Pages: 334 pages

Rating: 4.33 | 3853 Users | 155 Reviews

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Ferien auf Saltkrokan! Pelle, seine große Schwester Malin und seine beiden Brüder entdecken auf der kleinen Insel die unberührte Natur der schwedischen Schären. Sie baden im Meer, fangen Fische, sammeln Pfifferlinge und feiern Mittsommer. Nichts aber ist schöner für Pelle, als gemeinsam mit Tjorven, dem Inselmädchen, und ihrem großen Bernhardinerhund Bootsmann über die Felsen und durch den Wald zu streifen und dabei von einem Abenteuer ins nächste zu stolpern.

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Original Title:	Vi på Saltkråkan
ISBN:	3789140929 (ISBN13: 9783789140921)
Edition Language:	German
Characters:	Tjorven Grankvist, Pelle Melkersson, Malin Melkersson, Melker Melkersson, Johan Melkersson, Niklas Melkersson, Nisse Grankvist, Marta Grankvist, Teddy Grankvist, Freddy Grankvist, Stina
Setting:	Sweden Stockholms skärgård(Sweden)

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Little idillic island parted from the main land. Few good people live here in peace, having simple jobs, great food, amazing landscapes and a lot of fun.Tjorven, 7 years old girl, who's having huge dog, named Båtsman and wild, strong and independent temper (she's easily can be placed in the gallery of such Lindgren characters as Pippi or Karlson).Pelle, same age, who's living here with his family in Summer and having wasps as pets.Stina, who's fighting with Tjorven for Pelle attention and having

Curious-minded Tjorven might just make the best kids book ever written! An excellent guidebook for dealing with common everyday nuisances such as awkward adults, boyfriends and nosy neighbors... and all that while enjoying a glorious summer full of explorations and swimming in clothes. You will also learn about big dogs and how to tie a boat up the shore so you dont have to swim back home. When I grow up Ill be Tjorven.

A really nice book. This should be my favourite book when I was young, if I read it then. It is a book with all perfect elements, a beautiful island, a nice house, lovely children, a weird dad, a big nice dog, a seal as a pet.

This didn't grab me as much as Lindgren's other books have done so far, but it was still a pleasant read, and esp the last third was quite engaging. It's hard to say what was missing: either it was because of the very realistic setting - in contrast to almost all other of her stories, this did not have anything to remove it from real life, like 'fantasy' characters or a setting in the past - or because it did weaken the narrative that the TV-series had been first (though of course I can't say

A delight to read with my daughter. She loved all the antics of "Uncle Melker" as well as related to the younger children. A beautiful story about the things that make life worth living.

I have long been a fan of Astrid Lindgren (what childhood is complete without Pippi Longstocking?!) and I have enjoyed exploring her other books over the years, as have my own children. In theory this seems a very unexciting, and unoriginal, premise for a story- a family rent a cottage for the summer on Seacrow Island. Of course, islands tend to feature strongly in childrens literature from the Famous Five on a Treasure Island to Swallows and Amazons. One of the major differences here with no

I'm marking this historical fiction though it was contemporary when it was written in the 1960s. The Mekerson family has rented a cottage on Seacrow Island for the summer. Their planned holiday doesn't quite go as expected at first: the island is only accessible by boat, they arrived in the pouring rain to a freezing cold, damp house with a leaky roof and the only children are girls! Once the sun comes out, however, the Melkersons discover just how charming Seacrow Island is. From the old beyond