Memory game featuring Astrid Lindgren’s beloved character Emil of Lönneberga and the original illustrations by Björn Berg.
The classic memory game is simple, cozy, and educational. The cards are placed face down, and players take turns flipping over two cards at a time in an attempt to find a matching pair. If you find two identical cards, you keep them—otherwise, they are turned face down again. The goal is to remember where the different images are hidden.
For children, memory is a fun way to train memory, concentration, and attention. At the same time, the child practices recognizing images, taking turns, and maintaining focus through play.
Emil of Lönneberga is Astrid Lindgren’s lovable, curious, and inventive boy from Småland, known for his countless pranks and big heart. When the first book about Emil was published in 1963, Astrid Lindgren herself chose Björn Berg as the illustrator.
His distinctive and humorous drawings quickly became an inseparable part of the stories. With his lively lines, Björn Berg captured both Emil’s pranks, life at Katthult, and the warm atmosphere of old Småland. The expressive illustrations have, for generations, helped shape the classic image of Emil, Ida, Alfred, and all the other characters in Astrid Lindgren’s beloved universe.
