Tales of Mrs. Spoon

Who among us does not know the lady a spoon? That short old man from the cartoon series produced by Japan's company, Japan, but the series is adapted from a series written by the Norwegian writer Ala Roiesen in 1956, and its English translation was published - among the twenty -three other languages ??- three years later. The lady has become a prominent personal spoon in the Norwegian heritage, as in the languages ??to which she was translated, and she has a statue stabbed in the town of Hamar, east of Norway, made by the sculptors Frtz Rudd from bronze in 1973. The lady has a spoon of unique appeal, despite the simplicity of her stories, as she gives her her ability to contradict &quote;In the most critical moments&quote; to see what others do not see, meaning that they become able to see the world from the bottom, what adults go through every day and do not care about it, so you sympathize with their shrinkage with the young and the weak of children and animals.