On Sale: Mar 11, 2025
Page Count: 10 pages
Publisher: Boxer Books
ISBN-13: 9781915801920

$24.99

$32.99 CAD

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Hardcover

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This fabulous pop-up is based on the first Moomin story, written in 1945. It’s a celebration of 80 years of Moomins! The production includes pop-ups, Pantone printing, matte lamination, and spot UV.

Moomintroll and Moominmamma are travelling through the great forest in search of a home to curl up in for winter. They are hoping to find missing Moominpappa along the way. They travel through the dark forest, taste everything in the enchanted garden, and set sail on the deep ocean. It begins to rain and there is a great flood—but luckily a friendly stork offers to help fly them to dry land, where they find Moominpappa and the Moominhouse, all ready for a lifetime of happiness!

Elena Selena is an incredibly talented illustrator and paper engineer and brings the story to life in fabulous detail. Big pop-up scenes will include key locations from the story, including the dark wood, the rollercoaster in the enchanted garden, the waves on the ocean, the final rainbow, and the Moominhouse!

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Moomin

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Tove Jansson

About the Author

Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was born in Helsinki into Finland’s Swedish-speaking minority. Her father was a sculptor and her mother a graphic designer and illustrator. Jansson’s most famous creation is Moomintroll, a hippopotamus-like character with a dreamy disposition who appears in Moomin, the long-running comic strip and series of books for children that have been translated throughout the world, inspiring films, several television series, an opera, and theme parks in Finland and Japan. Jansson also wrote eleven novels and short-story collections for adults, including The Summer Book, The True Deceiver, Fair Play, and The Woman Who Borrowed Memories (New York Review Books Classics). In 1994 she was awarded the Prize of the Swedish Academy. Jansson and her companion, the artist Tuulikki Pietilä, continued to live part time in a cottage on the remote outer edge of Pellinge until 1991.

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