Object-finding game with Astrid Lindgren’s beloved Pippi Longstocking and the classic illustrations by Ingrid Vang Nyman.
The object-finding game is a cozy and entertaining family game (for 2–6 players), where the goal is to be attentive and find the right items and motifs on the game board. Along the way, players move around in Pippi’s colorful universe and search for the pictures that match their tasks. It’s a simple and fun game that both children and adults can enjoy.
For children, the game is a playful way to train concentration, visual recognition, and attention. At the same time, the child practices taking turns, following the game’s rules, and keeping an eye on the many small details on the game board.
Contents:
1 round game board
6 playing pieces in different colors
6 house/collection boards
36 object-finder tokens
30 chance tokens
1 die
Game rules
Pippi Longstocking is Astrid Lindgren’s strong, imaginative, and very special girl with the red braids, who lives in Villa Villekulla together with her horse and the monkey Mr. Nilsson. The first book about Pippi was published in 1945, and since then the free-spirited, brave, and imaginative Pippi has delighted generations of children all over the world.
The distinctive illustrations by Ingrid Vang Nyman are an important part of the Pippi universe. She is considered the original and, for many, the “real” Pippi illustrator, because it was her drawings that gave Pippi the iconic look with the red braids, freckles, big shoes, and confident expression. With her colorful, simple, and modern style, she created a visual universe full of humor, energy, and personality, which is still inextricably linked to Astrid Lindgren’s stories about Pippi.
