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A Pippi Review
Pippi is a very strong girl who moves into Villa Villekulla.She doesn't have any parents. She thinks her father is a cannibal. Her mother died when she was a baby. Pippi says she's not alone because she has Mr. Nilsson and her horse. She is a remarkable girl, whose whole name is Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade Mackrelmint Efraim's Daughter Longstocking, daughter of Captain Efraim Longstocking, formerly the Terror of the Sea, now a cannibal king. She has many adventures with Tommy and Annika. At the end, Pippi says she wants to be a pirate when she grows up. Submitted by the students in Ms. Allen's Second Grade class.

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I liked the book!
Pippi Longstocking was a little girl that had no father and mother .She taught that her father will come back and be a Cannibal King .Pippi had a monkey and a horse the monkey's name was Mr.Nilson. Once she saw a girl and a boy their names where Tommy and Annika. In the morning Tommy and Annika went school Pippi always stared she was really interested in school. One day two police men went by Pippi's house and they told her that to go to children apartment. She asked him if her pets could go to. Then he said no. The police men asked Pippi if she new multiplication facts. Pippi told him yes I now plutification facts. Then Pippi decided to go to school but while she was there she did bad things. In art she had to draw something on a piece of paper but then she told her teacher she couldn't fit her big white horse on her piece of paper that's why she drew it on the floor. She was a big trouble maker. One day she arranged a picnic and she got out of school because it was scrubbing vacation. While that happened Mr. Nilson got lost. When they found him they all made a picnic and played a game. Pippi had told them that there where ghost in her attic. Then she said do you want to go. So they did go Tommy said ghost!!! <
>But it wasn't a ghost it was Pippi. Lastly Tommy and Annika left and Pippi said I want to be a pirate when I grow up. Then she asked Tommy and Annika don't you? <
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A Classic Still Not Dated
As a child, I read and enjoyed the Pippi Longstocking books. Now, as a teacher and director of a school, can have these wonderful, uninhibited stories read by students. And these are not just any students they are Taiwanese ESL students. The ideas of freedom, self-moderation, regulation, and disregard of what others think of your nonconformist good intentions hit a resonant note with them. These are still great books for pre and early teen readers. (Older readers can enjoy reading them to even younger children.)