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Marcia Gripe

    Maria Gripe's writing often adopted a magical and mystical tone, with her later works in particular being infused with the supernatural. This stylistic shift was partly inspired by Romantic authors and served as a reaction against rising violence in entertainment, as she sought to build tension in more subtle ways. A hallmark of her work is a profound respect for the individual and their unique qualities, a theme especially evident in the 'Elvis' series she co-authored with her husband. Her books, translated into numerous languages, enriched children's literature with philosophical reflections on the world and death, alongside a strong advocacy for women's social advancement, establishing her as one of Sweden's most significant authors.

    The Glassblower's Children
    • The Glassblower's Children

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.8(77)Add rating

      The glassblower and his wife live happily until the prophecy that their children will disappear comes true.

      The Glassblower's Children