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	title:	Moominland Midwinter (Puffin Books)
	author:	Tove Jansson
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Puffin Books
	released:	July 26, 1973
	isbn:	0140305025
	isbn-13:	9780140305029

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Customer Reviews
More wonderful Moomins. - Rated Moomins. Possibly the finest stories for small children every written. And for adults, it's worth reading it just for the "inflatable rubber Hemulen" they find in the bathing hut. Hemulen have always been a little ridiculous and slapstick, but I giggled for ages when I read this. Brilliant - captivating - impossible to put down - Rated After being told all about The Moomins I bought this book to see what it was all about. I enjoyed reading this book so much, I ordered the other 5 in a single transaction! A lovely book to grow up with - Rated The moomins live in Moominvalley and hibernate through the cold Finnish winters. But just this once, Moomintroll wakes up and he can't get back to sleep again. Alone with his sleeping family he is afraid and indignant at the activities in the mysterious Winter world. It is a world as magical as his own but totally different. Who has taken the sun away? Who lives in the Bathing hut? And what about the 'dweller under the sink'? A charming book, that can be enjoyed at many levels. If you have read it as a child, read it again as an adult and it becomes a tender tale about real characters with all the anxieties and sensitivities we have experienced ourselves. Whimsical without the saccharine - Rated The Moomin series is sophisticated and anarchic, with enough depth for adults to enjoy reading, and wild invention for the children, all laid on a very deep appreciation of the good things in life. In this book, Moomintroll wakes up in winter - the first Moomin to do so. He faces up to loneliness, and dealing with strange new people on his own - and then with Little My, which can be even harder. Winder includes death, and rebirth and partying, as the seasons move round. the book has two wonderful Moominmamma moments - even sound asleep with the rest of the family, she manages to sort out one of his problems. And then when she wakes up, to find him ill and the house ransacked, she takes it in her stride. Great for reading aloud - Moomins have become part of my family.

Customer Reviews

More wonderful Moomins. - Rated 5/5
Moomins. Possibly the finest stories for small children every written.

And for adults, it's worth reading it just for the "inflatable rubber Hemulen" they find in the bathing hut. Hemulen have always been a little ridiculous and slapstick, but I giggled for ages when I read this.

Brilliant - captivating - impossible to put down - Rated 5/5
After being told all about The Moomins I bought this book to see what it was all about. I enjoyed reading this book so much, I ordered the other 5 in a single transaction!

A lovely book to grow up with - Rated 5/5
The moomins live in Moominvalley and hibernate through the cold Finnish winters. But just this once, Moomintroll wakes up and he can't get back to sleep again. Alone with his sleeping family he is afraid and indignant at the activities in the mysterious Winter world. It is a world as magical as his own but totally different. Who has taken the sun away? Who lives in the Bathing hut? And what about the 'dweller under the sink'? A charming book, that can be enjoyed at many levels. If you have read it as a child, read it again as an adult and it becomes a tender tale about real characters with all the anxieties and sensitivities we have experienced ourselves.

Whimsical without the saccharine - Rated 5/5
The Moomin series is sophisticated and anarchic, with enough depth for adults to enjoy reading, and wild invention for the children, all laid on a very deep appreciation of the good things in life.

In this book, Moomintroll wakes up in winter - the first Moomin to do so. He faces up to loneliness, and dealing with strange new people on his own - and then with Little My, which can be even harder. Winder includes death, and rebirth and partying, as the seasons move round.

the book has two wonderful Moominmamma moments - even sound asleep with the rest of the family, she manages to sort out one of his problems. And then when she wakes up, to find him ill and the house ransacked, she takes it in her stride.

Great for reading aloud - Moomins have become part of my family.

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