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Finn Family Moonmintroll written by Tove Jansson performed by Hugh Laurie on Audio CD (Lightly Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781408400951
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Childrens
Duration: 195 mins
Length: Lightly Abridged
Author: Tove Jansson
Performer 1: Hugh Laurie
Rarity: Rare

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Hugh Laurie reads Tove Jansson's wonderfully imaginative story "Finn Family". Moomintroll Moomintroll lives in Moominhouse, nestled in Moomin Valley - a place where everyone does what they like and hardly ever worries about tomorrow. Together with Moominmamma and Moominpappa, Snufkin, Sniff and...

the others, Moomintroll has some marvellous adventures! When they find a tall black hat on top of a mountain, the Moomins don't realise that it will make some very strange things happen to them.

Before long, however, they and their friends the Snork Maiden and the Hemulen are floating around on clouds, discovering strange islands, and meeting the very weird and wonderful Hattifatteners!

This title provides enchanting, magical adventures with the Moomins that both adults and children will adore.

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