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The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Special Collectors' Hardback Editions Lovingly Restored to Original Designs 'I love these editions-so beautifully produced, so solid and permanent, just as Tove Jansson deserved.' Philip Pullman A beautiful collectors' edition of this classic Moomin story, using original 50s and 60s cover artwork, a fold out map and gorgeous endpapers In case you didn't know, the Moomins are kind, loyal and welcoming creatures with smooth round snouts, who live in a tall blue house shaped like an old stove in a valley in the forests of Finland. They love sunshine and sleep right through the winter, when the snow turns their house into a great snowball. In spring they wake up, clamber down the rope ladders hanging from their windows ready for fresh new adventures. And so this classic story begins, full of fun and excitement and the most unexpected happenings. Such as when Moomin and his friends Snufkin and Sniff find a Hobgoblin's hat that casts a spell over the whole of Moominvalley. From the publisher of The Invisible Child and The Fir Tree (all proceeds to Oxfam) here's the Moomin gift editions. The book has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Some minor wear to the spine.

Occasion - Bon Etat - Finn family moomintroll (1973) - Poche

In swedish. Netween poor and fair. Quite worn in the binding as seen but quite good inside.

Some forward-lean and a stamped name twice on front-free endpaper along with a number 4 in one place there. Also has a name stamped up high above text on one of the other pages. The pages has some small stains and some foxing. :) sought after. In true swedish language

QUALITY: Used condition. Publisher's cloth spine: firm and good, with a few small spots and rubs on the corners. Insert: good pages with some small stains and some corner folds. Neat gift text on the front page "Good Christmas 1949, little Gudmund.