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Jytte Lyngbirk

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  • Winnie-the-Pooh
    children’s literature
    / Denmark

    Jytte Lyngbirk’s girls’ novels, notably the love story “Two Days in November,” however, are well reputed, as are the realistic fictions, laid against an industrial background, of Tove Ditlevsen. Perhaps Denmark’s boldest original talent is Anne Holm, who aroused healthy controversy with her (to some)


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    Jytte Lyngbirk’s girls’ novels, notably the love story “Two Days in November,” however, are well reputed, as are the realistic fictions, laid against an industrial background, of Tove Ditlevsen. Perhaps Denmark’s boldest original talent is Anne Holm, who aroused healthy controversy with her (to some)


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