Kevade (Tales of Toots (Estonian: Tootsi lood) #1)
Classics of Estonian literature. They read it in school. That was when I read the book, also seen the films. A must read to all Estonians.
Ma tean, ma tean, ma tean, ma tean. Mul on olnud "Kevade" mürgitus sellest ajast peale, kui ma Palamusel keskkoolis käisin. See oli ainult kolm aastat. See kõik, mis seal "Kevade" raamatu ja filmi ümber üles on ehitatud, on omamoodi filmikultus ja tuleb tunnistada, et ma sain sellest paraja mürgituse. Aega on piisavalt mööda läinud ja lugesin vana klassikut uuesti. Super, ma ütlen! Lood on kõik endist viisi filmist tuttavad ja peas muidugi, dialoogid on kohati sõna-sõnalt Lutsu omad, müts maha
Most enjoyable Estonian children's book of 1912, set in a village school. The adventures focus on sensitive Arno, and his classmates, notably Toots with his endless escapades and Teele, a girl on whom Arno becomes increasingly fond... The kindly schoolmaster, the unpleasant churchwarden and the vodka-swilling sexton all come into the narrative, as do the pupils of a neighbouring school for the sons of German squires...During the year that the story covers, we see the children grow up somewhat.
Ainuke asi hullem, kui kevade on Roone Roost.
Full of wit, cleverness, and playfulness, this timeless Estonian novel will satisfy the young and old alike. Musings on everyday tasks to larger matters like the nature of death, unnamable emotions, and the pains and joys of adolescence. This is a must read for anyone interested in Estonia, and since this is one of the most, if not the most well known Estonian novel, you are bound to find a translation in your language.
Oskar Luts
Hardcover | Pages: 328 pages Rating: 3.83 | 1667 Users | 11 Reviews
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Original Title: | Kevade |
Edition Language: | Estonian |
Series: | Tales of Toots (Estonian: Tootsi lood) #1 |
Setting: | Estonia |
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"Kevade: pildikesi koolipõlvest" on Oskar Lutsu jutustus või lühiromaan, mille esimene väljaanne ilmus kahes osas aastatel 1912 ja 1913. Lutsu koolipõlvemälestustel põhinev raamat on üks Eesti kirjanduse tuntumaid teoseid, mis on ilmunud 21 trükis ja tõlgitud 13 keelde. Jutustuse põhjal valmis 1970. aastal Arvo Kruusemendi mängufilm "Kevade", samuti on teose instseneeringuid korduvalt lavastatud Eesti teatrites.Define About Books Kevade (Tales of Toots (Estonian: Tootsi lood) #1)
Title | : | Kevade (Tales of Toots (Estonian: Tootsi lood) #1) |
Author | : | Oskar Luts |
Book Format | : | Hardcover |
Book Edition | : | First Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 328 pages |
Published | : | 1968 by Eesti Raamat (first published 1912) |
Categories | : | Classics. Fiction |
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Kui Arno isaga koolimajja jõudis, olid tunnid juba alanud.Classics of Estonian literature. They read it in school. That was when I read the book, also seen the films. A must read to all Estonians.
Ma tean, ma tean, ma tean, ma tean. Mul on olnud "Kevade" mürgitus sellest ajast peale, kui ma Palamusel keskkoolis käisin. See oli ainult kolm aastat. See kõik, mis seal "Kevade" raamatu ja filmi ümber üles on ehitatud, on omamoodi filmikultus ja tuleb tunnistada, et ma sain sellest paraja mürgituse. Aega on piisavalt mööda läinud ja lugesin vana klassikut uuesti. Super, ma ütlen! Lood on kõik endist viisi filmist tuttavad ja peas muidugi, dialoogid on kohati sõna-sõnalt Lutsu omad, müts maha
Most enjoyable Estonian children's book of 1912, set in a village school. The adventures focus on sensitive Arno, and his classmates, notably Toots with his endless escapades and Teele, a girl on whom Arno becomes increasingly fond... The kindly schoolmaster, the unpleasant churchwarden and the vodka-swilling sexton all come into the narrative, as do the pupils of a neighbouring school for the sons of German squires...During the year that the story covers, we see the children grow up somewhat.
Ainuke asi hullem, kui kevade on Roone Roost.
Full of wit, cleverness, and playfulness, this timeless Estonian novel will satisfy the young and old alike. Musings on everyday tasks to larger matters like the nature of death, unnamable emotions, and the pains and joys of adolescence. This is a must read for anyone interested in Estonia, and since this is one of the most, if not the most well known Estonian novel, you are bound to find a translation in your language.
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