The Moomins are the central characters in a series of books and comics by the Swedish-Finnish illustrator and author Tove Jansson. They are a family of curious and adventurous trolls, who live in a cozy little house in Moomin Valley, where they experience many exciting things with their friends. Their key values include adventure, freedom and respect for nature.
Adventure, freedom
and respect for nature

Being able to express yourself is one of the most important things in the world: it allows you to communicate your hopes and dreams, relate to others, engage with the big issues of our times, and create change. Therefore, RIG-TIG supports Moomin Characters Ltd’s mission to spark a love of reading and writing.
The alphabets created for the collection are all based on Tove Jansson’s original lettering. The starting point for the Novels alphabet can be found in the book Memoirs of Moominpappa.

Tove Jansson

The island of Klovharun became a haven, passion and a never-ending source of inspiration
”There is a surprisingly large number of people who go around dreaming of an island” Tove Jansson wrote. She was among those who got to fulfil their dream.
Jansson’s long life by the sea forms a clear basis for her stories. She spent almost all her summers in Pellinki archipelago in the Gulf of Finland – and preferably moved out there early in the spring each year. For over 20 years she spent several months in the outermost archipelago at the island of Klovharu, with her life partner Tuulikki Pietilä. “The girls”, as the locals would call them, went out to the island in April and usually stayed until September.
The Moomin storie are like love letters dedicated to nature: even the smallest critters and plants are described and illustrated, and the forces of nature are described with respect and grandeur. Those who wish can also interpret deeper meanings from the descriptions of nature.
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