- Illustrator: Pent Talvet
- Language: Estonian
- Troll
- 2005, 102 pp
- ISBN: 9949131375
- fiction, storybook
- Age: 7+
Rights sold: Russian
Seven-year-old Sten-Erik moves with his parents from a panel house to a wooden one that once belonged to his grandfather, situated in a different neighborhood. Living in the same house is six-year-old Maria, who is being raised by her grandfather. The children become friends, and while playing together, discover their exciting attic, a chest filled with old things, a puppy abandoned by the river bank, and much more.
Together, they build a pirate ship out of the chest, and so begins a great and harrowing adventure, from which solutions that are happy for adults as well branch off.
According to the author, Pirate Game is a story about a close friendship, which isn't really encountered so often any more in today's profit-earning world.
Short film: Pirate Game, 2012
Seven-year-old Sten-Erik moves with his parents from a panel house to a wooden one that once belonged to his grandfather, situated in a different neighborhood. Living in the same house is six-year-old Maria, who is being raised by her grandfather. The children become friends, and while playing together, discover their exciting attic, a chest filled with old things, a puppy abandoned by the river bank, and much more.
Together, they build a pirate ship out of the chest, and so begins a great and harrowing adventure, from which solutions that are happy for adults as well branch off.
According to the author, Pirate Game is a story about a close friendship, which isn't really encountered so often any more in today's profit-earning world.
Short film: Pirate Game, 2012
2nd edition 2009, ISBN 9789949131372
