Ronia, the robber's daughter
Astrid Lindgren, Patricia Crampton
Readers rate it 4.2 (66 on Hardcover)
176 pages · Released 1985 · Puffin Books
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Ronia, the Robber's Daughter is a classic Swedish children's adventure by Astrid Lindgren that celebrates courage, friendship, and compassion despite unconventional circumstances. While Ronia grows up among robbers, the tone is lighthearted and the violence is minimal and non-graphic; the story emphasizes personal growth, independence, and defying family expectations. Lindgren's trademark warmth and humor make this appropriate for middle-grade readers who enjoy classic adventure fiction with heart.
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This is the Story of a robber's daughter called Ronja who grows up amidst a whole band of robbers in a old castle deep in a big forrest. This is the Story of a robber's daughter called Ronja who grows up amidst a whole band of robbers in a old castle deep in a big forrest.
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- robbery children story
- Robbers and outlaws
- Fiction
- Children's stories, Swedish
- Outlaws
- Juvenile fiction
- Brigands and robbers
- Thieves
- Fiction, action & adventure
- Children's fiction
- Robbers and outlaws, fiction
- Friendship
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ISBN 9780140317206 · Puffin Books