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'''The series in general'''
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* Also in the first book, it's mentioned that when the Fredriksson sisters' father celebrated 50 years as a builder, ''207'' of his ''closest'' friends raised money to afford his present, the gold trophy "Jubelkalle".
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* Another major source of comedy in the
'''Ture Sventon, Privatdetektiv'''
* It is mentioned that when the Fredriksson sisters' father celebrated 50 years as a builder, ''207'' of his ''closest'' friends raised money to afford his present, the gold trophy "Jubelkalle".
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* The ComicallyMissingThePoint moments (the following are only examples, listing all would require an entire page);
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is so tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels. Miss Jansson, confused, tells Sventon that a "Miss Fredriksson-Weasel" wants him to help her.
** In the third book, while Lord Hubbard visits Sventon to explain why he needs help, he makes an extract where he laments that "The good old kind of Butlers" has vanished. Sventon subsequently writes in his notebook that "a good old butler has been lost".
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is so tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels. Miss Jansson, confused, tells Sventon that a "Miss Fredriksson-Weasel" wants him to help her.
** In the third book, while Lord Hubbard visits Sventon to explain why he needs help, he makes an extract where he laments that "The good old kind of Butlers" has vanished. Sventon subsequently writes in his notebook that "a good old butler has been lost".
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* The ComicallyMissingThePoint moments (the following are only examples, listing all would require an entire page);
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is so tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels. Miss Jansson, confused, tells Sventon that a "Miss Fredriksson-Weasel" wants him to help her.
** In the third book, while Lord Hubbard visits Sventon to explain why he needs help, he makes an extract where he laments that "The good old kind of Butlers"has vanished. Sventon subsequently writes in his notebook that "a good old butler has been lost".
[[ComicallyMissingThePoint/TamSventon Its own page]].
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is so tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels. Miss Jansson, confused, tells Sventon that a "Miss Fredriksson-Weasel" wants him to help her.
** In the third book, while Lord Hubbard visits Sventon to explain why he needs help, he makes an extract where he laments that "The good old kind of Butlers"
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The Sventon books relies heavily on a very distinctive and, for a Children's book series, somewhat esoteric sense of humor (for instance, many of the puns are hard to translate outside Sweden). If you appreciate that kind of humor, however, you will have some ''hilarious reading'' to look forward to;
* The ComicallyMissingThePoint moments;
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is too tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels.
* The ComicallyMissingThePoint moments;
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is too tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels.
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The Sventon books relies heavily on a very distinctive and, for a Children's book series, somewhat esoteric sense of humor (for instance, many of the puns are hard to translate outside Sweden). If you appreciate that kind of humor, however, you will have some ''hilarious reading'' ''hilarious'' reading to look forward to;
* The ComicallyMissingThePointmoments;
moments (the following are only examples, listing all would require an entire page);
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she istoo so tired and sunstroke that she accidentally confuses her name with the Weasels.Weasels. Miss Jansson, confused, tells Sventon that a "Miss Fredriksson-Weasel" wants him to help her.
** In the third book, while Lord Hubbard visits Sventon to explain why he needs help, he makes an extract where he laments that "The good old kind of Butlers" has vanished. Sventon subsequently writes in his notebook that "a good old butler has been lost".
*Also in the first book, it's mentioned that when the Fredriksson sisters' father celebrated 50 years as a builder, ''207'' of his ''closest'' friends raised money to afford his present, the gold trophy "Jubelkalle".
* The ComicallyMissingThePoint
** In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what her name is, she is
** In the third book, while Lord Hubbard visits Sventon to explain why he needs help, he makes an extract where he laments that "The good old kind of Butlers" has vanished. Sventon subsequently writes in his notebook that "a good old butler has been lost".
*Also in the first book, it's mentioned that when the Fredriksson sisters' father celebrated 50 years as a builder, ''207'' of his ''closest'' friends raised money to afford his present, the gold trophy "Jubelkalle".
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Hoo Boy, The Sventon books relies so heavily on the humor that it is hard to decide what to begin with!
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*The ComicallyMissingThePoint moments;
**In the first book, when Miss Jansson ask the Oldest Fredriksson sister what
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Hoo Boy, The Sventon books relies so heavily on the humor that it is hard to decide what to begin with!
