"every culture in the world has mentioned the stories of the Little Terrans," legends, myths, fairy tales. Countless people have fantasized about finding their own pocket kind in the mountains, in the grass, in cans or under the floor. British writer Mary Norton (1903-1992) is a household name in Britain and the United States with her five-volume fantasy novel "the Little Man who borrows things". This is a fairy tale masterpiece that won the Carnegie Children's Literature Award and the Louis Carroll Book Award. It uses wonderful stories to tell eternal topics such as friendship, survival and freedom. Arietti, a 16-year-old "borrower" girl, lives under the floor of a big house with her parents. Pod, her father, "borrows things" from the "adults" in the house to make a living every day. Little Arietti was never allowed to step out of the house, until one Christmas she happened to know the little boy in the house, almost bringing disaster to the whole family. But also embarked on a wonderful journey for her. Star-studded, warm heart, this Christmas, together with ragged bears, discover a new world around you! Role introduction: the family of three borrowers, father Christopher Eccle...
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