Anti Saar Kolme Elu proovireisijana Nantes'is

Anti Saar (born May 9, 1980) is a contemporary

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children’s writer and

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. Saar graduated from the

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Bibliography

* ''Kuidas meil asjad käivad'' (The Way Things Are With Us), Tänapäev 2013 * ''Kojamees Urmas'' (Urmas the Maintenance Man), Päike ja Pilv 2015 * ''Juturaamat'' (Storybook), Tänapäev 2016 * ''Pärt ei oska saltot'' (Pärt Can't Do a Backflip), Päike ja Pilv 2017 * ''Külaskäik'' (The Visit), Päike ja Pilv 2017 * ''Seisa siin, Pärt''! (Stand Here, Pärt!), Päike ja Pilv 2018 * ''Pärt ja viimane koogitükk'' (Pärt and the Last Piece of Cake), Päike ja Pilv 2018 * ''Mina, Milda ja meister Michel'' (Milda, Master Michel, and I), Eesti Kunstimuuseum 2018 * ''Pärt ja ploomid'' (Pärt and Plums), Päike ja Pilv 2018 * ''Pärt läheb uuele ringile'' (Pärt Goes Full Circle), Päike ja Pilv 2019

Awards

* 2013

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Raisin of the Year Award (The Way Things Are With Us) * 2013 Good Children's Book (The Way Things Are With Us) * 2013 Annual Children's Literature Award of the Cultural Endowment of Estonia (The Way Things Are With Us) * 2014 The White Ravens (The Way Things Are With Us) * 2015 Good Children's Book (Urmas the Maintenance Man) * 2017 Good Children's Book (The Visit) * 2017 "Järje Hoidja" Award of the Tallinn Central Library (Pärt Can't Do a Backflip) * 2018 Good Children's Book (Stand Here, Pärt!) * 2018

Raisin of the Year Award (Milda, Master Michel, and I)

Translations

Hungarian * ''Így mennek nálunk a dolgok'', Cser 2018 Polish * ''Ja, Jonasz i cała reszta'', Wydawnictwo Widnokrąg 2018 Latvian * ''Tā iet mūsu lietas, , Liels un mazs 2017'' Russian * ''Как у нас идут дела'', Издательство «КПД» 2017 Italian * ''Una piccola grande invenzione'', Sinnos 2017

References

External links

Estland , Anti Saar und Alvar Jaakson: Wie die Dinge bei uns so laufen
VivaVostok, Internationale Jugendbibliothek 2016
Pärt and the Last Piece of Cake
Book Review by Tiina Undrits in

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