Английская Википедия:Bildhuggarens dotter
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Bildhuggarens dotter (The Sculptor's Daughter) is a semi-autobiographical novel by Tove Jansson, known for her Moomintroll books, published in 1968. It was her first book for adults.
Synopsis
Bildhuggarens dotter was published in 1968 and gives an insight into Tove Jansson's own childhood world. It describes, in novel-like chapters, the artists' home at Skatudden in Helsinki and summer life in the archipelago. She recreates an outward bourgeois and bohemian environment that is largely dominated by her father, the sculptor Viktor Jansson. But mainly she captures the child's experience of existence – the mysterious and the magical.[1][2]
Reception
Jansson's book has become one of the classic depictions of childhood in Swedish-language literature.[3]
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