No one believes Lotta when she says she can ride a bike, and that makes her very cross indeed! But how can she learn to ride a bike when all she has is a stupid tricycle? And no one gives her a proper bicycle on her fifth birthday, either. That's when she decides to steal old mrs. Berg's bike..... Astrid Liindgren first wrote 'Lotta's bike' in 1971 and now finally it is translated into English. Illustrators are done by Ilon Wikland.
Ilon Wikland Book order
February 5, 1930
Ilon Wikland is a celebrated illustrator whose artistic style was honed through studies in Stockholm and other European cities. Her life's work is intrinsically linked to the writings of Astrid Lindgren, for whom she created iconic illustrations deeply inspired by the atmosphere of the texts. Wikland possessed a remarkable ability to visually capture the essence of stories, giving form to unforgettable characters. Her extensive collection of original illustrations has been gifted to Estonia, serving as a testament to her unique contribution to children's literature.






- 2016
- 1988
Springtime in Noisy Village
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Seven Swedish children greet the arrival of spring in their rural village.