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Book 1: How Grandpa was looking for a hat Have you forgotten Grandpa Patsy and Findus the cat? Of course you have! You just can’t forget them! But this book is not about them, but about a different grandfather. The one who never took his hat off his head. But one morning that hat… disappeared. While the grandfather was looking for it, he experienced and remembered many interesting things. Book 2. Christmas at the Patsons’ Grandpa Patsy and Findus the cat set about cleaning up for Christmas. And they did almost everything. The only thing left to do was to take care of the Christmas tree and the festive table. And that’s when something happened that shouldn’t have happened. Patson slipped and hurt his leg so badly that he could not go to the store to buy food for the Christmas table, let alone a Christmas tree… It would have been a sad Christmas for them if Patson hadn’t had guests that neither he nor Findus could have dreamed of. Book 3: How Findus got lost Grandpa Patson lives with his chickens on a rural farm. He feels very lonely. One day his neighbor Beda Anderson comes to him with a picture box. On it is written in big letters: “Findus green peas”. But there were no peas in the box. There was a tiny, tiny kitten! And it happened that Findus became friends with Patsy and many, many others… Book 4. Patsy, Findus and the birthday cake An incredible, full of fiction story about how a birthday cake was baked for a cat who celebrates his birthday three times a year. There is a lot of warmth, tenderness, and a surprisingly cheerful outlook on the world. The Swedish farm is portrayed with love and attention, as are its inhabitants, who are not fictional but real. Book 5. The Christmas Dwarf “You can’t promise too much,” Grandpa Petson thought more than once when he promised Findus the cat that a Christmas gnome would come to their house on Christmas Eve, “because there are no gnomes in the world. But then, sneaking away from the cat, he decided to make a gnome that could move and talk. But soon he had to admit that he had taken on an impossible task. Those few weeks before Christmas were very unusual. Patson spent most of his time in the carpentry shop, thinking and working on things, so Findus felt as if he was left to his own devices. He also wondered who the strange little old man was who visited them. But in spite of everything, his gnome came to Findus, just as he had wanted. It is unlikely that Patson could have imagined that his invention would work so well. The only interesting thing is what actually happened… Book 6. Findus leaves home Patson was tired of waking up at four o’clock every morning. The reason is that Findus used to wake him up so early when he started prancing on the bed. Patson asked the cat to stop prancing, or they would have to move the bed somewhere else. Findus liked this idea. After all, there he can jump on the bed as much as he wants. But is it really good to live alone? It must be a little scary to imagine a fox sneaking around outside… Book 7. A minute of rooster crowing It was a fine spring morning. Birds were singing in every bush, grass was growing, trees were covered with leaves, and small animals were flying, crawling, and fussing everywhere.