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Tove Jansson

Who Will Comfort Toffle?

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A tale of Moomin Valley sees Toffle driven from his home by the frightening noises of the forest.Who Will Comfort Toffle? A tale of Moomin Valley sees Toffle driven from his home by the frightening noises of the forest. Too shy, at first, to approach the many colourful Moomin characters he passe...

A tale of Moomin Valley sees Toffle driven from his home by the frightening noises of the forest.

Who Will Comfort Toffle? A tale of Moomin Valley sees Toffle driven from his home by the frightening noises of the forest. Too shy, at first, to approach the many colourful Moomin characters he passes along the way, he gains confidence by discovering a scared and lonely Miffle who needs his help. Toffle's quest to save Miffle from the dreadful Groke is an inspiring tale that every child (and many adults) are sure to identify with.

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⋄ Printed in the UK⋄ FSC paper⋄ Hardback

Author bio:
The Finnish artist and author Tove Jansson (1914-2001) wrote and illustrated her first Moomin story, The Moomins and the Great Flood, in 1945 as a form of escape from the dark shadows of war. The publication of Comet in Moominland, introducing readers to the much loved Snufkin, Snork and the Snork maiden, launched the world famous series of Moomin novels, the eight titles of which would be translated into over 60 languages and remain in print for over six decades. Tove Jansson lived in Helsinki and a tiny island in the Gulf of Finland which she shared with her life partner, the graphic artist, Tuulikki Pietila.

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An old favourite that we used to borrow from

An old favourite that we used to borrow from the library. It’s so good to have a good copy now for my “granny” library collection.
Tove Jansen writes about feelings and emotions so beautifully.

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