
Pippi on the Seven Seas/Pippi på de sju haven
Pippi on the Seven Seas/Pippi på de sju haven
Pippi receives a message in a bottle from her dad. The message says that pirates in the town of Porto Piluse have imprisoned him, and they only feed him bread and water. Pippi, Tommy and Annika travel there to rescue him using, amongst other things, a hot air balloon with a bed attached in place of the basket, a home-made airplane, and a hijacked pirate ship.
Illustrator Fabian Göranson follows up his 2020 adaptation of the movie script for Pippi on the Run with Pippi on Seven Seas, a hybrid between comic book and picture book!

Astrid Lindgren
Author
Sweden’s most beloved children’s author Astrid Lindgren (1907–2002) is also considered to be one of the most important writers for children throughout the world. Her work has been translated into more than 100 languages, and shortly after her death the Swedish government inaugurated the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA) to recognise outstanding international achievement in…
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Fabian Göranson
Author Illustrator
Fabian Göranson, born in 1978, is an illustrator and translator. He debuted as a cartoonist in 2006 and has since published several comics in book form, a celebrated serial adaptation of August Strindberg’s Inferno, while working as an illustrator for magazines and running both a publishing house and a newspaper. In connection with Pippi Longstocking’s…
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