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The Golden Book of Estonian Children's Stories contains the best of our children's stories from the early years of children's literature in the 19th century to the present day.

The Golden Book of Estonian Children's Stories consists of 7 parts:

1. Inviting nature (E. Krusten, "The Hedgehog's Nose"; H. Väli, "The World"; H. Jõgisalu, "Mother's Apple Tree"; J. Rannap, "The Moose Who Walked on Tiptoes" etc.)

2. Creators of home and home warmth (A. Tigane, "Beautiful Mother"; V. Miller, "A Dream Story for Grandpa"; A. Valton, "Men"; I. Lember, "A Child with a Business Card" etc.)

3. Wisdom comes gradually (J. Oro, "The Inkpot and the Quill"; H. Rammo, "The Poet"; E. Raud, "Water in the Oven"; L. Tungal, "Sometimes a School Child" etc.)

4. Play and Work Go Hand in Hand (J. Parijõgi, “Doing Home Services”; L. Tigane, “Sukk”; H. Mänd, “Orderly”; H. Käo, “Karjas” etc.)

5. Krutskite’s kukerballid (J. V. Jannsen, “Albikära Ants”; K. A. Hindrey, “Seene-Mikk”; P-E. Rummo, “Päris- ja välisalane”, A. Kivirähk, “Löbus hommik” etc.)

6. More serious statements (A. H. Tammsaare, “Boy and the Butterfly”; R. Põder, “Kompakvekitoos”; T. Toomet “Kurbusest vanal ajal” etc.)

7. From Christmas to Midsummer (J. Parijõgi, “Andu radio”; J. Rannap, “Kudas säätätä Santa Claus”; O. Saar, “Kummaline kuvu”; K. Kass “Old and New Year” etc.)