Sam's Ball

Max

by Barbro Lindgren, Eva Eriksson (Illustrator)

In this funny picture book,
a toddler named Sam,
who knows what he wants,
stops clever Kitty from
stealing his new rubber ball.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Swedish Literature

32 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

Barbro Enskog was born in Bromma, Stockholm. She graduated from art school in 1958 and has been writing books for publication since 1965. Her style has exerted a major influence on Swedish children's literature. Located between realism and surrealism, her works are humorous and imaginative, and her books for children treat important issues to be taken seriously and treated for children.
Early in her career Barbro Lindgren won the 1973 Astrid Lindgren Prize, an annual Swedish literary award distinct from the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award. The once-in-a-lifetime award established on Astrid Lindgren's 60th birthday honours good writing for children or youth. Barbro Lindgren's long-time collaborator, the illustrator Eva Eriksson (born 1949), won the Prize in 2001.

Reviews

[Jon Nakapalau]

Cute book about a boy and his ball.

[Huda Fel]

A nice toddlers' book about sharing

[Trish]

I like this book for children who are starting to learn how to read because the sentences are short and simple, and the word are repetitive.

[Rebecka]

During new year readathon

[NiklasArkmo]

Topklass

[Natalie]

I thought this book was a supidly good book

[Bethann]

This one went wonderfully. She only missed one word.