Quote:
Originally Posted by Ea
In my first years as a reader, Astrid Lindgren was almost all I read. Not Selma Lagerlöf though, but then I've never thought of her as a children's author. I have the feeling I sort of ought to have read "Nils Holgerson's journey" - it's one my parent's generation know very well, but it's not especially considered a children's book here. Sweetpea, where did you find it?
|
http://manybooks.net/titles/lagerlof...3510935-8.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by Slite
There are a lot of current swedish authors translated to english, don't know how it is with dutch tho, but I would be very surprised if for instance Stieg Larssons Millenium-trilogy (which sadly should have contained a lot more books) isn't available.
Other that I would definitly recommend John Ajvide Lindqvists "Let the right one in", "Handling the Undead" and most definitly his latets "Human Guise" once that is released. John writes very good horror-stories
|
Don't like horror stories... And I don't mind Dutch or English, I read English as fluent. It's just that I don't read Swedish
