Finnish Literature Week in Vietnam

Finnish Literature Week runs until July 20, with the main activity celebrating the 80th anniversary of the first Moomin work, a classic series of children's comics and novels created by Finnish writer and illustrator Tove Jansson.

The opening work The Moomins and the Great Flood was released in 1945, opening a magical and poetic world , containing humane messages about love, maturity and the desire to find a home.

During her career, Tove Jansson wrote 9 Moomin novels, including many famous ones such as Comet in Moominland, Finn Family Moomintroll, Moominvalley in November ...

In Vietnam, Kim Dong Publishing House has introduced the complete set of 9 outstanding works by Tove Jansson through 8 books, with translation by translator Vo Xuan Que and proofreading by Dr. Bui Viet Hoa.

Since The Sorcerer's Hat was first published in 2010, the Moomin series has become a close companion to many generations of young readers.

Mumi 3.jpg — Notable works by author Tove Jansson translated into Vietnamese

Finnish Literature Week does not only stop at displaying paintings and books, but also has many interesting exchange and experience activities: reading books with Mrs. Teija Norvanto, Wife of the Finnish Ambassador; reading Hello Ruby - Exploring the Internet World ; experiencing the craft of making a Moomin house after reading The Witch's Hat and launching the book The Last Mermaid - Echoes from the legend of the ocean ... All activities are free and open to the public.

Finnish Literature Week, co-organized by Kim Dong Publishing House and the Embassy of Finland in Vietnam, is a special occasion for the Vietnamese public, especially children, to access a timeless literary treasure, nurturing a love of reading and profound human values through the magical world of Moomin.

MAI AN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tuan-le-van-hoc-phan-lan-tai-viet-nam-post803346.html