Bara knyt, Alfons! facts for kids
| Author | Gunilla Bergström |
|---|---|
| Illustrator | Gunilla Bergström |
| Cover artist | Gunilla Bergström |
| Country | Sweden |
| Language | Swedish |
| Series | Alfie Atkins |
| Genre | children |
| Published | 1988 |
| Publisher | Rabén & Sjögren |
| Preceded by | Hokus pokus, Alfons Åberg! (1987) |
| Followed by | Vad sa papa Åberg (1989) |
Bara knyt, Alfons! (which means "Just Tie, Alfons!" in English) is a popular children's book from 1988. It was written by the famous Swedish author Gunilla Bergström. This book is part of the well-loved Alfie Atkins (or Alfons Åberg) series. It was also made into an episode of the Alfie Atkins animated TV show, first shown on April 1, 1994, in Sweden.
Contents
What is the Book About?
This book tells a fun story about Alfons Åberg. He is a five-year-old boy who just learned a new skill. The story focuses on his excitement and creativity.
Alfons's New Skill
Alfons is very proud because he learned to tie bows yesterday. He wants to practice his new skill. He also wants to get ready for his friends, Viktor and Milla, to come over and play.
Rope Fun in the Kitchen
To practice tying, Alfons uses ropes. He ties them all over the kitchen! His dad has to be careful. He has to step over or duck under the ropes to move around. It sounds like a fun, messy game!
Friends Arrive and Discoveries
Suddenly, Viktor and Milla show up at the door. They find the whole house full of ropes. One rope is even tied to the front door! While they are looking, Alfons's dad accidentally trips on one of the ropes.
When Viktor and Milla come inside, they see something amazing. Alfons has used the ropes to build a mini-aerial tramway. This is like a small cable car system, but for his teddy bears!
Playing Together
The three friends decide to untie most of the ropes. But they keep the cool aerial tramway that Alfons made. They play with it for a long time, having lots of fun with the teddy bears.
About the Author
Gunilla Bergström (1942–2021) was a Swedish author and illustrator. She is best known for her books about Alfie Atkins. Her books are loved by children all over the world. They have been translated into many languages.
