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Charlotta ja Seikkailu Nallemaassa – Signed Finnish Children's Book (Hardback, Ages 6–10)

Charlotta ja Seikkailu Nallemaassa – Signed Finnish Children's Book (Hardback, Ages 6–10)

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A signed Finnish-language children's adventure novel — written entirely in Finnish, signed by the author. Perfect for Finnish-speaking kids ages 6–10, families raising bilingual children, and anyone keeping the Finnish language alive abroad.

 

When fourth-grader Charlotta is whisked off to Teddyland with her teddy bear Nana, the fairytale world she's always dreamed about is in chaos. A theme park is being built on top of the bears' homes, the forests are being cut down, and the wrong kinds of toys are being banished by the cunning Viola Vanamo.

 

Why are the teddy bears helping destroy their own land? And what happens to the toys who don't fit Viola's plans?

 

A heartfelt Finnish children's story about courage, hope, and how every toy — like every person — is equally precious.

 

About this edition:

Language: Finnish (kirjoitettu suomeksi)

Format: Hardback, signed by the author

Reading age: 6–10

Pages: 123

Author: Anna Kurkijärvi-Willans

Illustrator: Sami Saramäki

Publisher: Myllylahti Oy, Espoo 2026

ISBN: 978-952-356-687-3

 

A wonderful gift for Finnish kids, Finnish grandkids living abroad, and the Finnish diaspora — lastenkirja, suomenkielinen, nimikirjoituksella.

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Joel Willans, founder of Very Finnish Problems

Designed in Helsinki by someone who actually lives here

Very Finnish Problems is run by Joel Willans, a British writer who moved to Finland over twenty years ago and never quite got around to leaving. Every design comes out of real Finnish life he's had with his Finnish wife, Anna and their kids, and a community of more than 1.3 million people who know exactly what no niin means.

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