Vi smyger på Enok facts for kids
| Author | Viveca Sundvall |
|---|---|
| Illustrator | Eva Eriksson |
| Cover artist | Eva Eriksson |
| Country | Sweden |
| Language | Swedish |
| Series | Mimmi |
| Genre | children |
| Published | 1985 |
| Publisher | Rabén & Sjögren |
| Preceded by | Roberta Karlsson och kungen (1983) |
| Followed by | Mimmi och kalla handen (1985) |
Vi smyger på Enok is a children's book from 1985 by Viveca Sundvall. It is part of the popular Mimmi book series. The story is written like a diary, covering events from August 19 to December 26, when Mimmi is in second grade.
This book, along with En ettas dagbok and Roberta Karlsson och kungen, was later published in a collection called "Mimmis bok".
Contents
About the Book
This book is a special part of the Mimmi series. It tells a story through Mimmi's own diary entries. This style helps readers feel like they are right there with Mimmi.
Awards and Recognition
In 1985, Viveca Sundvall received the Astrid Lindgren Prize for this book. This award is a big honor for children's authors in Sweden. It shows how much her stories, like Vi smyger på Enok, are loved and valued.
What Happens in the Story
The main characters are Mimmi and her friend Roberta. They start by secretly watching a man named Enok. He is almost 60 years old and owns a shoe store.
A New Grandfather
Mimmi and Roberta soon decide to "adopt" Enok. They want him to be like a grandfather to them. This part of the story shows how friendships can form in unexpected ways.
Facing Sadness
The book becomes more serious as the story continues. Enok becomes very sick and passes away. This is a sad moment in the book. It helps readers understand difficult feelings like grief.
A Special Goodbye
Instead of going to the regular funeral, Mimmi and Roberta decide to hold their own special memorial service for Enok. A memorial service is a gathering to remember someone who has died. This shows their unique way of saying goodbye to their friend.
