About This Book
Astrid Lindgren's classic introduces Pippi Longstocking, a nine-year-old girl who lives by her own rules in Villa Villekulla. With her horse, monkey, and a treasure chest of gold, Pippi navigates life without adult supervision, befriending the neighboring children, Tommy and Annika. The story celebrates independence, imagination, and the joy of being oneself, even when it means challenging societal norms. Pippi's superhuman strength and playful defiance of unreasonable adults make for a truly empowering and humorous read, perfect for sparking conversations about freedom, kindness, and individuality.
Pippi Longstocking is funny and feisty. This edition of the original Pippi Longstocking story celebrates Pippi's 50th anniversary in the UK.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What makes Pippi different from other kids you know? How does she feel about being different?
2
Pippi often challenges adults and rules. When is it okay to question rules, and when is it important to follow them?
3
If you had Pippi's strength, what's the first thing you would do?
4
Pippi tells a lot of tall tales. Why do you think she does this? Is it okay to tell stories that aren't true?
5
What do Tommy and Annika learn from being friends with Pippi?
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