Petson and Findus

Petson and Findus is a cozy little world, as small as Sweden itself, where you want to go and feel protected and cared for. People don't have enough peace of mind."

Editor-in-Chief of The White Crow Ksenia Kovalenko , interview for Papmambuk, 02/13/2019.

“Findus serves as the ideal archetype of the modern child: he is loved, deservedly feels himself the center of everyone's attention, trusts a safe world, is persistent in his aspirations, sincere in the manifestation of emotions, makes mistakes and gets the opportunity to realize them.”

Literary critic Natalya Medved , 08.12.2016, Rara Avis.

“In his [Nurdqvist] illustrations, almost nothing points to a necessarily Swedish village (the only exception is the myukles, creatures that the artist himself invented, a bit like Moomins), and if it weren’t for the names of the characters, the action could easily have taken place and in Russia, and in Germany, and in England.

Literary critic Maria Skaf , Openspace.ru, 11/23/2011.

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