Coloring book "Lotte from Gadgetville" EST

Coloring book is based on Janno Põldma's and Heiki Ernits' animation "Lotte and the Moonstone Secret".

In Estonian.

Fun coluring book with different tasks based on Lotte animated cartoons.

In Estonian.

The little puppy girl Lotte and her best friend, a kitten named Bruno, live in Gadgetville, where the inhabitants spend most of their time inventing new contraptions. One day, the children find a soaked book in the sea. Out of the book crawls the bee Susumu who, as it turns out, comes from Japan. Lotte decides to help Susumu to get back home. Lotte’s father has constructed a clever airship, where all you have to do is rise up into the clouds and wait for the Earth to rotate beneath you until you are in the right spot. While waiting for suitable winds, they practice judo, make friends with the rejected hare Albert, invent a radio, electricity, and a fountain that emits Morse code. The book ends with a judo contest in Japan, during which “Team Lotte” beats the local masters of “Team Tamogochi”. Author: Andrus Kivirähk, illustrated by Heiki Ernits.

In Estonian.

In Estonian

Fun coluring book with different tasks based on Lotte animated cartoons.

In Estonian.

Fun coluring book with different tasks based on Lotte animated cartoons.

In Latvian.

Somewhere in Europe, next to a great sea, there is the village of Gadgetville, where inventing all kinds of useful gadgets for the home is highly valued. Every year, the villagers hold a competition of new inventions. One of the most famous inventors in the village is Oskar, father of the lively puppy girl Lotte. His main rival is Adalbert the hare, whose wife also participates in the competition wholeheartedly. Winning would be important for the family and would be a great honour for the entire hare clan. On the eve of another inventions competition, Lotte and her friend, Bruno the kitten find a sodden book in the sea. Susumu the Bee, a gardener from the far-away Japan, climbs out of the book. Susumu teaches the villagers some judo moves before the competition and they eagerly begin using them to make their everyday lives easier. The villagers think that when it comes to household chores, judo may be even more helpful than complicated and stubborn machines.

The book is based on the cartoon Lotte from Gadgetville by Janno Põldma and Heiki Ernits. Author: Andrus Kivirähk.

In Latvian.

Coloring book is based on Janno Põldma's and Heiki Ernits' animation "Lotte and the Moonstone Secret".

In Estonian.

In Estonian.