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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 6 "Pippi Arranges a Picnic" Summary

Tommy tells Pippi they are out of school because for Scrubbing Vacation. Pippi thinks it is unfair she does not get a Scrubbing Vacation. She looks at the floor, decides to scrub it and tells Tommy and Annika to sit on the kitchen table so they will not be in her way. She cleans the floor by skating on brushes. She decides the floor is clean and removes the brushes. Annika asks if she will dry the floor. Pippi decides it can dry in the sun. Tommy and Annika try to walk across the floor without getting wet. The sun is shining on this September day. Pippi suggests they take Mr. Nilsson on a picnic. The siblings agree. Pippi suggests they ask their mother while she prepares for the.....

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