Pippi Longstocking Novel
by Astrid Lindgren
Tommy and Anika wish someone would move in next door, someone with a playmate for them, but they have no idea of the adventures in store when Pippi becomes their new neighbor. They've never known anyone like her!
Barbara's Notes: Boys and girls alike will marvel at Pippi's strength and laugh at her antics. Each chapter is actually a short story, allowing us to investigate story writing in general, and tall tales in particular.
by Astrid Lindgren
Tommy and Anika wish someone would move in next door, someone with a playmate for them, but they have no idea of the adventures in store when Pippi becomes their new neighbor. They've never known anyone like her!
Barbara's Notes: Boys and girls alike will marvel at Pippi's strength and laugh at her antics. Each chapter is actually a short story, allowing us to investigate story writing in general, and tall tales in particular.
by Astrid Lindgren
Tommy and Anika wish someone would move in next door, someone with a playmate for them, but they have no idea of the adventures in store when Pippi becomes their new neighbor. They've never known anyone like her!
Barbara's Notes: Boys and girls alike will marvel at Pippi's strength and laugh at her antics. Each chapter is actually a short story, allowing us to investigate story writing in general, and tall tales in particular.
More Information
Book Summary — 160 pages
Book Category — Tall tale
Theme — Friendship
Setting — Small village in Sweden
Novel Study Highlights — 7 units
Spelling-Vocabulary — Difficult
Biblical Focus — Psalm 139
Related Studies — World Geography, Swedish culture
Grammar/Writing — Verb agreement/tall tales
