04 February 2015
Rasmus and the Vagabond by Astrid Lindgren Book Review
February 04, 2015
After running away from an orphanage, nine-year-old
Rasmus finds the world a cold and unfriendly place until he befriends an
extraordinary tramp called Paradise Oscar. Together they meet more adventure
than they ever imagined, solve a mystery, and catch the culprits. Reassume
dreams of finding a family and a home someday. But when he does, will he be
able to part with his new friend and life on the road?
Astrid Lindgren, the creator of Pippi Longstocking, Emil,
and dozens of other world-famous characters, has thrilled three generations of
children with her storytelling. She is the only children’s author with a
literary prize, a theme park, a museum, a satellite, and a minor planet named
in her honor. (After this last honor, she suggested changing her name to
“Asteroid Lindgren.”) A jury appointed by Swedish Radio’s Culture Department to
elect the “Author of the Millennium” voted Astrid Lindgren second after William
Shakespeare. She was awarded the Hans Christian Andersen Medal and heaps of
other awards and honors.
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My Thoughts:
When I saw the title of this book up for review I had
to look twice. I remembered reading this book as a kid several times. Somehow I
had almost forgotten about this heartwarming story! It was like walking down
memory lane being snuggled up on the sofa in my childhood home. It’s just one
of the stories that stand out above the rest from my childhood. I read this
story countless times.
Rasmus is an ornery boy that runs away from an
orphanage. He meets a vagabond named Oscar. The adventures that they have will
make you smile, laugh, and cheer both of them on. All the characters are
realistic and so enduring.
This is truly a classic that will capture your heart. This
story is for both children an adult alike. This is such a well written story
that will keep you turning the pages. I am not going to give away the plot of
the story just in case you are not familiar with it.
I look forward to sharing this story with my kids in
the future.
This book has been provided to me by Flybye Promotions free of charge
and in no way was I asked to give a positive review. The opinions I have
expressed are my own. I am disclosing
this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255. All
links were current when posted
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