Go to Sleep, Vesta-Linnéa!
It’s time for Vesta-Linnéa to go to sleep. She has heard two fairy tales, said goodnight to her big brother Paul-Axel, kissed Wendla, hugged Viktor, and mum has also sung to her. But then she struggels to fall asleep…
Vesta-Linnéa doesn’t want to sleep in her own bed because there is a scary witch of the well she can’t stop thinking about. The witch returns night after night and makes it impossible to sleep peacefully. She would much rather sleep in mum’s bed. But then mum can’t sleep and mothers also need to sleep…
“I can’t force you to sleep, but you have to go to bed…”
Vesta-Linnéa wants to say that she immediately starts thinking about the well but…
“Go to bed, go to bed, go to bed!”
Tove Appelgren and Salla Savolainen’s second book about Vesta-Linnéa, this lovely story about sleeping, dreaming and family life makes a wonderful read for anyone who has ever been afraid of the dark, needed comfort or just somewhere to sleep in peace.
info
Year of publication
2003
Original title
Sov nu, Vesta-Linnéa!
Page count
36
Original publisher
Schildts & Söderströms
Original language of publication
Swedish
Rights sold
TurkishRussian
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