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Pippi Longstocking Study Guide

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by Astrid Lindgren
About 59 pages (17,670 words)
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Chapter 1 "Pippi Moves into Villa Villekulla" Summary

Pippi Longstocking is home after being at sea with her father. She is alone with her animals until she meets brother and sister, Tommy and Annika. From then on Pippi shares many adventures with Tommy and Annika, and triumphs over the adults she encounters.

Nine-year-old Pippi Longstocking lives alone in a house called Villa Villekulla, in a garden at the end of a small town. She has no parents, which is good because there is no one to tell her what to do or what to eat. Pippi had a father she loved, but her mother died when she was a baby. Pippi knows her mother is in Heaven and tells her that everything will be fine. Her father was a sea captain, and Pippi sailed with him until.....

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