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* A chapter of The Children of Noisy Village describes how Olaf rescued his dog from his abusive owner, the town shoemaker named Mr. Kind. It ends by saying the dog comes to meet Olaf after school but never goes as far as Mr. Kind's house because "Perhaps he's afraid that Mr. Kind will come out and take him back."
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* A chapter of The ''The Children of Noisy Village Village'' describes how Olaf rescued his dog from his abusive owner, the town shoemaker named Mr. Kind. It ends by saying the dog comes to meet Olaf after school but never goes as far as Mr. Kind's house because "Perhaps he's afraid that Mr. Kind will come out and take him back."
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* Lindgren remained dedicated to her craft well into old age, often appearing on childrens programming to read stories for the viewers, both her own and others. In turn, the people of Sweden have never forgotten her, to the point that she's now on ''their money'' (specifically the 20 SEK bill), and is still the standard all other authors are held to.
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* A chapter of The Children of Noisy Village describes how Olaf rescued his dog from his abusive owner, the town shoemaker named Mr. Kind. It ends by saying the dog comes to meet Olaf after school but never goes as far as Mr. Kind's house because "Perhaps he's afraid that Mr. Kind will come out and take him back."
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* A chapter of The Children of Noisy Village describes how Olaf rescued his dog from his abusive owner, the town shoemaker named Mr. Kind. It ends by saying the dog comes to meet Olaf after school but never goes as far as Mr. Kind's house because "Perhaps he's afraid that Mr. Kind will come out and take him back.""
* Lindgren remained dedicated to her craft well into old age, often appearing on childrens programming to read stories for the viewers, both her own and others. In turn, the people of Sweden have never forgotten her, to the point that she's now on ''their money'' (specifically the 20 SEK bill), and is still the standard all other authors are held to.
* Lindgren remained dedicated to her craft well into old age, often appearing on childrens programming to read stories for the viewers, both her own and others. In turn, the people of Sweden have never forgotten her, to the point that she's now on ''their money'' (specifically the 20 SEK bill), and is still the standard all other authors are held to.
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* ''Literature/TheBrothersLionheart'', and the way it affects people's lives. Several Swedish hospitals have the book read, or the movie shown, to children who are gravely ill or dying. It's shown to have a remarkable effect on these children, relieving their fear of death a lot (often entirely). Probably because the book is ''about'' death, and what happens after, and therefore doesn't shy away from the topic.
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* ''Literature/TheBrothersLionheart'', and the way it affects people's lives. Several Swedish hospitals have the book read, or the movie shown, to children who are gravely ill or dying. It's shown to have a remarkable effect on these children, relieving their fear of death a lot (often entirely). Probably because the book is ''about'' death, and what happens after, and therefore doesn't shy away from the topic.topic.
* A chapter of The Children of Noisy Village describes how Olaf rescued his dog from his abusive owner, the town shoemaker named Mr. Kind. It ends by saying the dog comes to meet Olaf after school but never goes as far as Mr. Kind's house because "Perhaps he's afraid that Mr. Kind will come out and take him back."
* A chapter of The Children of Noisy Village describes how Olaf rescued his dog from his abusive owner, the town shoemaker named Mr. Kind. It ends by saying the dog comes to meet Olaf after school but never goes as far as Mr. Kind's house because "Perhaps he's afraid that Mr. Kind will come out and take him back."
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* ''TheBrothersLionheart'', and the way it affects people's lives. Several Swedish hospitals have the book read, or the movie shown, to children who are gravely ill or dying. It's shown to have a remarkable effect on these children, relieving their fear of death a lot (often entirely). Probably because the book is ''about'' death, and what happens after, and therefore doesn't shy away from the topic.
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* ''TheBrothersLionheart'', ''Literature/TheBrothersLionheart'', and the way it affects people's lives. Several Swedish hospitals have the book read, or the movie shown, to children who are gravely ill or dying. It's shown to have a remarkable effect on these children, relieving their fear of death a lot (often entirely). Probably because the book is ''about'' death, and what happens after, and therefore doesn't shy away from the topic.
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