Super Detective Blomkvist 1

Kalle Blomkvist is a young detective candidate. It is nice to compare the most famous and related people of this profession, such as Hercule Poirot or Lord Peter Wimsey. I love playing in the garden area and giving dissertations on criminology to my imaginary interlocutor.       During the summer holidays, he discovers some strange events that happen under the surface of his idyllic village and, with the help of his friends, Anders and Eva-Lotta, he will not hesitate for a minute to tell It's an adventure that sometimes turns out to be terrifyingly dangerous, all in all for a super detective like him.       This detective novel is the first in a series of three. In 1937, Astrid Lindgren went to work as the secretary of Harry Söderman, a professor of criminology at the University of Stockholm, and everyone who learned there would serve to write this trilogy of the superdetective Blomkvist.       In the only interview that will be accepted by Stieg Larsson, author of the Millennium trilogy, he will explain that the character of Mikael Blomkvist, represented by the press by the nickname "Kalle Blomkvist", with the character of Astrid Lindgren. In this interview he said that the character of Lisbeth is inspired by Pippi: "I'm going to think of Pippi Calcesllargues, a girl so strong that she could carry a horse." How would she be today? What would the adult Pippi be like? This idea will eventually evolve into the imposing Lisbeth Salandeer.       The superdetective Bolmkvist, who only tries to do anything, is an expert in identifying clues, solving enigmes, and is capable of seeing more than the policies and other adult people pass by. In short, let it sum up the crime of sota les pedres.