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Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren |
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Tommy and Anika wished someone would move in next door, someone with a playmate for them, but they had no idea of the adventures in store when Pippi became their new neighbor. They've never known anyone like her! |
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Book Summary |
Study Highlights |
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| Reading Level: | 3rd - 6th | Spelling/Vocabulary: | Difficult |
| Category: | Tall tale | Comprehension: | Light |
| Setting: | Small village in Sweden | Grammar/Writing: | Verb agreement/tall tales |
| Theme: | Friendship | Biblical Focus: | Psalm 139 |
| Paperback Novel: | 160 pages | Study Guide: | 7 units |
Related Studies: World geography, Swedish culture
Barbara's Note: Whether throwing bullies in trees or saving Tommy from a raging bull, Pippi is always having a good time. Boys and girls alike will marvel at her 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.(Grades 4,5)