STRÖYER, HELLSING. PP and his big horn / Follow the arrow PP / PP Fixar allt / ABC / Bagar Bengtsson. 5 volumes.

Poul Ströyer THE STORY OF PP AND HIS BIG HORNS Drawn and narrated by Poul Ströyer. 12 unpaginated leaves with text and beautiful color printing. Gebers. Stockholm, Ivar Haeggströms, 1956.

+ FOLLOW THE ARROW PP by Ströyer, Poul. Askild & Kärnekull. First ed. 1979. 24 pp. Publisher's original binding. 30x21.5cm.

" One day when PP is walking in the city park, he finds a bottle with a paper bobbing in the fish fountain. PP takes out the paper and reads: 'Follow the arrow where it points. It pays off.' Maybe it's some kind of treasure map, says PP. He pockets the paper and looks around for an arrow." Thus begins POUL STRÖYER'S 'FOLLOW THE ARROW PP', which is the third book on PP. There are many arrows to follow in the city and PP gets to experience a lot of strange things on his journey. So how does it go in the end? Does he find any treasure? Yes, you will find out if you read this book!

+ Ströyer, Poul (1923-1996) PP fixes everything. Askild & Kärnekull in collaboration with Litteraturfrämjandet, Stockholm 1972. 24 pages. Illustrated with color drawings by the author. The publisher's cardboard binding with cover image in color. First edition.

+ Hellsing, Lennart / Poul Ströyer: THE BOOK OF BAGAR BENGTSSON. Rabén & Sjögren 1966. Publisher's tape. 24 pp. 1st edition.
"Bagar Bengtsson happily and calmly went to his oven every morning to fire it with shavings and Finnish sticks. Measured out a fair amount to a fair length of wiener that was good for six hundred and seven soldiers. The book about Bagar Bengtsson is an unforgettable, funny and sad rhyming tale and is one of Lennart Hellsing and Poul Ströyer's most beloved picture book classics. A crazy baker's adventure with an infectious joy of words that created debate when it came out in 1966.

+ Hellsing, Lennart / Poul Ströyer: ABC Rabén & Sjögren | 1961. 32 pp. 1st edition.
"An alphabet is a whimsical thing that starts at the beginning and ends at the back. It starts with A and it ends with Ö. Now I have to go. Adjoken! Goodbye!" Lavishly nonsense dances across the pages, perfectly accompanied by Strøyergubbar." 5 vols. original tape.