[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fS4QbeRrhEvfcqLOd78k3l8R5g7zUDSTzBpiw0fQ0j30":3},{"items":4,"total":500,"page":501,"pageSize":502},[5,35,62,89,107,130,149,167,184,205,227,247,266,284,304,323,338,353,377,393,413,433,460,479],{"number":6,"title":7,"author":8,"authorBirth":9,"authorDeath":10,"slug":11,"bookId":12,"genreRaw":13,"genre":14,"themes":15,"origin":16,"language":18,"yearPublished":19,"yearPublishedTranslation":20,"wordCount":21,"charCount":22,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":24,"gutenbergSubjects":25,"gutenbergCategories":27,"gutenbergSummary":30,"gutenbergTranslators":31,"gutenbergDownloadCount":33,"aiDescription":34},2538,"Haaksirikko","Aejmelaeus, Nils",1812,1854,"2538-aejmelaeus-nils-haaksirikko","2538__Aejmelaeus_Nils__Haaksirikko","Suomalainen perustuskielinen Taru","romaani",[],[17],"nobel","fi",1838,null,14655,90550,false,59471,[26],"India -- Fiction",[28,29],"Novels","Nobel Prizes in Literature","\"Haaksirikko\" by Rabindranath Tagore is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story begins by introducing Ramesh, a promising law student who is about to complete his studies, and hints at the complexities of his relationships with family and friends, particularly focusing on the intricate dynamics involving a potential marriage with a girl named Hemnalini, as well as his unexpected bond with another girl, Kamila.  The opening of the novel sets the stage for Ramesh's impending decisions about his future, career, and love life. He is caught in a web of familial obligations and societal expectations, particularly when he learns that his father has arranged his marriage to a girl he has never met, while he secretly harbors feelings for Hemnalini. As the narrative unfolds, Ramesh grapples with his emotions, leading to an unforeseen disaster at sea that dramatically alters the course of his life and his nascent relationships. This tragic event places him in a morally complex situation when he's found with Kamila, a girl from the shipwreck, which prompts introspection about duty, love, and societal norms. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[32],"Hollo, J. A. (Juho Aukusti)",296,"Ensimmäisenä alkuperäisenä suomenkielisenä pienoisromaanina pidetty teos kuvaa pappilan hyveellisen Lovisa-piian ja talonpoika Paavon välistä rakkautta. Tarina sijoittuu 1800-luvun alkupuolen maaseudulle ja sisältää aikakaudelle tyypillistä moraalista pohdintaa suomalaisten elämäntavoista ja raittiudesta.",{"number":36,"title":37,"author":38,"authorBirth":39,"authorDeath":40,"slug":41,"bookId":42,"genreRaw":43,"genre":14,"themes":44,"origin":45,"language":18,"yearPublished":40,"yearPublishedTranslation":46,"wordCount":47,"charCount":48,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":49,"gutenbergSubjects":50,"gutenbergCategories":56,"gutenbergSummary":57,"gutenbergTranslators":58,"gutenbergDownloadCount":60,"aiDescription":61},622,"Äiti","Ahlgren, Ernst (oik. Benedictsson, Victoria)",1850,1888,"622-ahlgren-ernst-aiti","622__Ahlgren_Ernst__Äiti","Kertomus",[],[17],1899,50519,319547,75073,[51,52,53,54,55],"Italian fiction -- Translations into Finnish","Italy -- Fiction","Mothers and sons -- Fiction","Priesthood -- Fiction","Sardinia (Italy) -- Fiction",[28,29],"\"Äiti: Romaani\" by Grazia Deledda is a novel written in the late 19th century. The book explores complex themes of motherhood, sacrifice, and moral struggle as the protagonist, Maria Maddalena, grapples with the troubling behavior of her son, Paulo. Central to the narrative is the relationship between mother and son, particularly as Paulo becomes increasingly entwined with a mysterious woman, leading to strife and emotional turmoil within their household.  At the start of the story, we meet Maria Maddalena, who is anxiously waiting for her son Paulo, who she suspects is sneaking out at night. As she listens to his stealthy movements, her worry intensifies and she recalls Paulo's recent troubling behaviors, which include spending more time grooming himself and showing interest in women, actions she fears may steer him into sin. When she decides to follow him one night, she discovers that he is heading to a home not far from theirs, one that harbors a young woman who is alone and alluring. The tension of Maria’s protective instincts and Paulo’s desires sets the stage for a conflict that delves deeply into themes of temptation and the frailty of human morality, all while the ominous force of the night serves as a backdrop to their unfolding drama. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[59],"Hahl, Jalmari",269,"Ahlgrenin romaanissa poika odottaa rautatieasemalla vuosia poissa ollutta äitiään ja pohtii heidän välistään vierautta sekä äitiyden asettamia vaatimuksia. Teos käsittelee äidin ja pojan välistä etäistä suhdetta ja siihen liittyviä tunteita. Se on koottu ja viimeistelty kirjailijan kuoleman jälkeen hänen jättämiensä muistiinpanojen pohjalta.",{"number":63,"title":64,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":68,"bookId":69,"genreRaw":20,"genre":70,"themes":71,"origin":72,"language":18,"yearPublished":73,"yearPublishedTranslation":74,"wordCount":75,"charCount":76,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":77,"gutenbergSubjects":78,"gutenbergCategories":81,"gutenbergSummary":83,"gutenbergTranslators":84,"gutenbergDownloadCount":87,"aiDescription":88},2862,"Vaarallinen kosinta ynnä muita kertomuksia","Björnson, Björnstjerne",1832,1910,"2862-bjornson-bjornstjerne-vaarallinen-kosinta","2862__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Vaarallinen_kosinta","novelli",[],[17],1856,1925,36121,206684,71947,[79,80],"Norwegian fiction -- Translations into Finnish","Short stories, Norwegian -- Translations into Finnish",[82,29],"Short Stories","\"Vaarallinen kosinta ynnä muita kertomuksia\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a collection of short stories written in the early 20th century. The primary tale, \"Vaarallinen kosinta,\" revolves around the central character, Tore Nässet, and explores themes of love, rivalry, and the tensions that arise in a close-knit community, especially around the affection for the beautiful Aslaug.  The opening of the book introduces a vibrant rural setting where young men vie for the attention of Aslaug, fueling conflicts amongst themselves and provoking the ire of her protective father, Knud Husaby. As the narrative unfolds, we see Tore Nässet, a humble farm boy, engage in physical contests as he tries to win Aslaug's heart, leading to a fierce and humorous showdown with her family. Concurrently, Aslaug's own feelings are revealed, showcasing a blend of longing and despair as she reflects on her desire for Tore amidst the chaos. This segment effectively sets the tone for the charming yet tumultuous dynamics of love and rivalry within the story. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[85,86],"Talvio, Maila","Koskelainen, Yrjö",285,"Nobel-palkitun norjalaiskirjailijan novellikokoelma sisältää kertomuksia maaseudun elämästä, perhesuhteista ja ihmiskohtaloista. Teos kokoaa yhteen kirjailijan tunnettuja talonpoikaistarinoita, kuten nimikertomuksen sekä kertomukset Iloinen poika ja Isä.",{"number":90,"title":91,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":92,"bookId":93,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":94,"origin":95,"language":18,"yearPublished":96,"yearPublishedTranslation":97,"wordCount":98,"charCount":99,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":100,"gutenbergSubjects":101,"gutenbergCategories":102,"gutenbergSummary":103,"gutenbergTranslators":104,"gutenbergDownloadCount":105,"aiDescription":106},1811,"Morsiusmarssi","1811-bjornson-bjornstjerne-morsiusmarssi","1811__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Morsiusmarssi",[],[17],1872,1922,16003,95086,57281,[79],[28,29],"\"Morsiusmarssi\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a fictional work written in the early 20th century. The narrative revolves around Ole Haugen, a fiddler from one of Norway's largest mountain valleys, whose legacy continues through his daughter Aslaug and beyond to their descendants. The story intricately weaves themes of tradition, family dynamics, and the intertwining of personal and communal history, particularly focusing on the significance of a wedding march that carries deep emotional meaning for those involved.  The opening of \"Morsiusmarssi\" introduces us to Ole Haugen and his daughter Aslaug, highlighting their musical legacy and the stories that surround their lives. Aslaug is depicted as vibrant and spirited, capturing the attention of Tingvold’s heir, who faces familial expectations and superstitions regarding his choice of partner. The narrative swiftly transitions through generations, showcasing how Aslaug's legacy influences her daughter, Astrid, and the challenges she faces in love and family amid community scrutiny. The text establishes a serene yet tension-filled atmosphere, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of relationships, heritage, and the consequences of navigating tradition in a changing world. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[85],270,"Norjalaiseen tunturilaaksoon sijoittuva teos kuvaa säätyeroja ja kansanperinteeseen pohjautuvaa rakkautta. Kertomus seuraa pelimannin tytärtä Aslaugia ja varakkaan perintötilan poikaa, joiden liitto haastaa suvun perinteet ja herättää eloon vanhan morsiusmarssin legendan.",{"number":108,"title":109,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":110,"bookId":111,"genreRaw":112,"genre":113,"themes":114,"origin":115,"language":18,"yearPublished":116,"yearPublishedTranslation":117,"wordCount":118,"charCount":119,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":120,"gutenbergSubjects":121,"gutenbergCategories":123,"gutenbergSummary":125,"gutenbergTranslators":126,"gutenbergDownloadCount":128,"aiDescription":129},2480,"Konkurssi","2480-bjornson-bjornstjerne-konkurssi","2480__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Konkurssi","Näytelmä neljässä näytöksessä, viidessä muutoksessa","naytelma",[],[17],1875,1879,22955,133411,65435,[122],"Norwegian drama -- Translations into Finnish",[124,29],"Plays/Films/Dramas","\"Konkurssi: Näytelmä neljässä näytöksessä, viidessä muutoksessa\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a play written in the late 19th century. The narrative revolves around the Tjoelde family, particularly focusing on its patriarch, Tjoelde, whose business is entangled in the turmoil of bankruptcy, highlighting the social and personal repercussions of financial collapse. The characters navigate a web of relationships, secrets, and societal expectations, reflecting broader themes of morality and the human condition.  At the start of the play, we are introduced to the Tjoelde household, where various characters interact amidst discussions of food preparation and social gatherings. The atmosphere is one of restlessness and tension, as Lieutenant Hamar and Signe exhibit a playful but indicative flirtation, while Tjoelde grapples with the burdens of his failing business and the looming presence of impending guests. Various family dynamics are revealed, including the tension around the societal implications of wealth and reputation highlighted by Valborg's strong opinions against her family's misfortunes. As the first act unfolds, the stark realities of their situation become apparent, setting the stage for deeper conflicts as the story progresses. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[127],"Törmänen, C. Edv.",239,"Realistinen draama kertoo kauppias Tjoeldesta, joka yrittää epätoivoisesti salata liiketoimintansa vararikon. Perheen ylellinen elämäntapa ja valheiden verkko joutuvat koetukselle, kun totuus alkaa paljastua ulkopuolisen tutkinnan myötä.",{"number":131,"title":132,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":133,"bookId":134,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":135,"origin":136,"language":18,"yearPublished":137,"yearPublishedTranslation":137,"wordCount":138,"charCount":139,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":140,"gutenbergSubjects":141,"gutenbergCategories":143,"gutenbergSummary":144,"gutenbergTranslators":145,"gutenbergDownloadCount":147,"aiDescription":148},3511,"Mary","3511-bjornson-bjornstjerne-mary","3511__Björnson_björnstjerne__Mary",[],[17],1906,36431,215811,53759,[142,79],"Norway -- Fiction",[28,29],"\"Mary\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel written in the late 19th century. The story revolves around the titular character, Mary, and explores her family background, relationships, and experiences that shape her life. Set in southern Norway, it delves into themes of heritage, love, and personal identity, while also shedding light on the social dynamics of the time.  The opening of the book introduces the reader to the Krogskogen estate, rich in history and nestled by a tranquil bay. It describes the surroundings, including the family lineage tied to the land and its previous owners. A particular focus is given to Anders Krog, a man of gentle disposition who embodies both familial pride and a deep sense of solitude. His world begins to shift when he encounters his niece, Marit, who arrives unexpectedly, bringing with her the promise of connection and emotional transformation. The initial chapters set the stage for the intertwining of past and future, as the characters navigate their relationships against the backdrop of their heritage. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[146],"Anttila, Werner",206,"Romaani seuraa Mary-nimistä itsenäistä ja tiedostavaa naista 1900-luvun alun Norjassa. Teos kuvaa päähenkilön suhteita ja valintoja, joissa hän pyrkii säilyttämään itsekunnioituksensa ja integriteettinsä perinteisten yhteiskunnallisten odotusten keskellä.",{"number":150,"title":151,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":152,"bookId":153,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":154,"origin":155,"language":18,"yearPublished":156,"yearPublishedTranslation":67,"wordCount":157,"charCount":158,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":159,"gutenbergSubjects":160,"gutenbergCategories":161,"gutenbergSummary":162,"gutenbergTranslators":163,"gutenbergDownloadCount":165,"aiDescription":166},900,"Jumalan teillä","900-bjornson-bjornstjerne-jumalan-teilla","900__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Jumalan_teillä",[],[17],1889,80346,490541,48005,[142,79],[28,29],"\"Jumalan teillä\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel likely written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around young boys navigating the challenges of adolescence, focusing on characters like Edvard Kallem and Ole Tuft as they explore themes of courage, fear, and moral dilemmas against the backdrop of their surroundings and the influence of their peers.  The opening of the novel introduces readers to a fourteen-year-old boy standing on a mountainside, mesmerized by the view of a stormy sea and a calm sunset. He is filled with a mix of fear and curiosity, especially as he contemplates the ominous events occurring around him, including a devastating storm that has wreaked havoc on the local community. This sense of foreboding is compounded by societal fears of an impending apocalypse, as a local preacher has been proclaiming that the end is nigh. The boy's friend, Ole Tuft, also features prominently as a determined and compassionate character who aspires to become a missionary, showcasing his involvement in helping the sick and underprivileged, despite the challenges and mockery he faces from his peers. The early chapters set the stage for a deeper exploration of friendship, responsibility, and the struggle to define one's identity amidst external pressures. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[164],"Kärkkäinen, Viki",234,"Norjalaisen nobelistin romaani seuraa kahden ystävyksen elämää kouluvuosista aikuisuuteen. Teos käsittelee uskonnollisen dogmatismin ja tieteellisen maailmankatsomuksen välistä ristiriitaa sekä yksilön moraalisia valintoja ja vastuuta muuttuvassa yhteiskunnassa.",{"number":168,"title":169,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":170,"bookId":171,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":172,"origin":173,"language":18,"yearPublished":174,"yearPublishedTranslation":67,"wordCount":175,"charCount":176,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":177,"gutenbergSubjects":178,"gutenbergCategories":179,"gutenbergSummary":180,"gutenbergTranslators":181,"gutenbergDownloadCount":33,"aiDescription":183},927,"Liput liehumassa","927-bjornson-bjornstjerne-liput-liehumassa","927__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Liput_liehumassa",[],[17],1884,86219,548942,48139,[79],[28,29],"\"Liput liehumassa\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around the lives of the inhabitants of a grand estate known as \"Kartano,\" where themes of social hierarchy, power struggles, and the consequences of personal lives intertwine. The novel's main character appears to be John Kurt, who faces various familial and societal challenges throughout the narrative.  At the start of the novel, the reader is introduced to the illustrious \"Kartano,\" a vast estate whose history is marked by power dynamics, social ambitions, and personal tragedies. The narrative discusses the estate's origins dating back two centuries and highlights its earlier inhabitants, such as the German seafarer Curt, who married into the local nobility. As the story unfolds, we learn of various characters, including Konrad Kurt, known for his struggles with alcohol and familial connections, which significantly shape his identity and actions. The opening establishes a rich tapestry of life surrounding the estate, hinting at deeper emotional conflicts and societal issues that are likely to unfold as the story progresses. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[182],"Hämeen-Anttila, Väinö","Björnsonin romaani käsittelee kasvatusta, perinnöllisyyttä ja yhteiskunnallisia uudistuksia norjalaisessa rannikkokaupungissa. Keskiössä on Rendalenin koulu, jossa kokeillaan uudenlaisia opetusmenetelmiä suvun menneisyyden varjojen ja paikallisyhteisön epäluulojen keskellä.",{"number":185,"title":186,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":187,"bookId":188,"genreRaw":20,"genre":189,"themes":190,"origin":191,"language":18,"yearPublished":192,"yearPublishedTranslation":193,"wordCount":194,"charCount":195,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":196,"gutenbergSubjects":197,"gutenbergCategories":198,"gutenbergSummary":200,"gutenbergTranslators":201,"gutenbergDownloadCount":203,"aiDescription":204},975,"Iloinen poika","975-bjornson-bjornstjerne-iloinen-poika","975__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Iloinen_poika","lastenkirja",[],[17],1860,1862,23830,137780,48628,[142,79],[199,28,29],"Children & Young Adult Reading","\"Iloinen poika\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a children's novel written in the mid-19th century. The story centers around a young boy named Öyvind, who experiences the joys and sorrows of childhood as he navigates life with his beloved goat and a special girl named Mari. The book likely explores themes of innocence, companionship, and the bittersweet nature of growing up.  The opening of \"Iloinen poika\" introduces Öyvind shortly after his birth, highlighting his unusual laughter despite his tears at birth, suggesting a joyful nature. As he grows up, the narrative showcases Öyvind's bond with a goat and his interactions with Mari, a spirited girl who captivates him. Their playful exchanges reveal the innocence and complexities of childhood friendships, with moments that oscillate between joy and hurt as Öyvind grapples with feelings of loss and longing. The beginning sets a stage for a rich exploration of childhood and the poignant experiences that shape a young person's emotional landscape. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[202],"Dahlberg, T. J. (Thure Johan)",258,"Kertomus seuraa köyhän Öyvind-pojan kasvua ja opintietä norjalaisella maaseudulla lapsuudesta nuoreksi mieheksi. Öyvind tavoittelee koulutusta ja parempaa tulevaisuutta voittaakseen puolelleen varakkaan maalaistalon tyttären Marin sekä tämän suvun hyväksynnän.",{"number":206,"title":207,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":208,"bookId":209,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":210,"origin":211,"language":18,"yearPublished":212,"yearPublishedTranslation":213,"wordCount":214,"charCount":215,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":216,"gutenbergSubjects":217,"gutenbergCategories":221,"gutenbergSummary":222,"gutenbergTranslators":223,"gutenbergDownloadCount":225,"aiDescription":226},1269,"Absalomin tukka","1269-bjornson-bjornstjerne-absalomin-tukka","1269__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Absalomin_tukka",[],[17],1894,1916,29091,180597,51619,[218,219,79,220],"Attitude (Psychology) -- Fiction","Families -- Fiction","Parent and child -- Fiction",[28,29],"\"Absalomin tukka\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around Harald Kaas, a sixty-year-old man who has transitioned from a once vibrant, adventurous life to a more subdued existence, living in his estate and reflecting on his past. The narrative also introduces Kirsten Ravn, a talented young woman navigating her own complexities against the backdrop of her unconventional union with Kaas, setting the stage for themes of love, independence, and societal expectations.  The opening of the novel presents us with an evocative portrayal of Harald Kaas, detailing both his physical decline and the remnants of his former stature, while hinting at a life filled with adventure that is now mostly a memory. As Kaas invites four women, all related to him, to stay at his estate for the summer, the dynamics initially present a mix of curiosity and apprehension among the guests, particularly concerning Kaas's unpredictable behavior. Notably, Kirsten Ravn emerges as a central figure, showcasing her strong-willed nature and deep aspirations for independence, which will likely play a significant role in the unfolding story, especially in light of her evolving relationship with Kaas. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[224],"Raitio, Martti",305,"Björnsonin pienoisromaani kuvaa äidin ja pojan välistä monimutkaista suhdetta sekä suvun menneisyyden vaikutusta yksilön elämään. Teos käsittelee perhesalaisuuksia, perittyä syyllisyyttä ja vaikeita avioliittoja norjalaisessa maisemassa.",{"number":228,"title":229,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":230,"bookId":231,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":232,"origin":233,"language":18,"yearPublished":234,"yearPublishedTranslation":235,"wordCount":236,"charCount":237,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":238,"gutenbergSubjects":239,"gutenbergCategories":242,"gutenbergSummary":243,"gutenbergTranslators":244,"gutenbergDownloadCount":33,"aiDescription":246},957,"Kalatyttö","957-bjornson-bjornstjerne-kalatytto","957__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Kalatyttö",[],[17],1868,1905,40108,242123,48463,[240,142,241],"Bildungsromans","Young women -- Fiction",[28,29],"\"Kalatyttö\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel written in the early 20th century. The book explores themes of identity, societal expectations, and personal growth through the lives of its characters, particularly focusing on the intertwining stories of Pedro and Gunlaug, known as the Kalatyttö or \"fish girl\". The narrative captures the essence of a small coastal town and the struggles of its inhabitants against the backdrop of their professions and relationships.  The opening of the novel introduces a tranquil little fishing town, characterized by its picturesque harbors and the daily life of its residents. We meet Pekka Olsen, a respected man who opened a shop in the town, and his son, Pietari, who is sent to school but struggles with the expectations placed upon him. The story then shifts to Pedro, a young boy who aspires to find his own identity. As his experiences unfold, he forms a crucial bond with Gunlaug, a strong and spirited girl who helps him navigate his insecurities. Their friendship blossoms through fishing adventures and shared dreams, but as they grow older, societal pressures and personal fears start to reshape their lives in unexpected ways. Thus, the opening sets an engaging tone for the exploration of youthful innocence tinged with the complexities of adult life. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[245],"Cajander, Paavo Emil","Kehitysromaani kertoo Petran kasvusta pienessä norjalaisessa rannikkokaupungissa. Vilkas ja omapäinen tyttö joutuu vastakkain yhteisön odotusten ja uskonnollisten asenteiden kanssa etsiessään kutsumustaan ja tietään näyttämötaiteen pariin.",{"number":248,"title":249,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":250,"bookId":251,"genreRaw":20,"genre":113,"themes":252,"origin":253,"language":18,"yearPublished":117,"yearPublishedTranslation":254,"wordCount":255,"charCount":256,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":257,"gutenbergSubjects":258,"gutenbergCategories":260,"gutenbergSummary":261,"gutenbergTranslators":262,"gutenbergDownloadCount":264,"aiDescription":265},576,"Leonarda","576-bjornson-bjornstjerne-leonarda","576__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Leonarda",[],[17],1880,12385,67972,42178,[259,122],"Bjørnson, Bjørnstjerne, 1832-1910 -- Translations into Finnish",[124,29],"\"Leonarda: Näytelmä neljässä tapauksessa\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a drama written in the late 19th century. The play revolves around the interactions and relationships of various characters, primarily focusing on the titular character, Leonarda, and her significant influence on those around her. The narrative explores themes of love, loyalty, and personal struggle within social dynamics, particularly through the lives of family and acquaintances.  The opening of the play introduces us to a larger setting with characters engaged in a lively discussion, primarily featuring Mrs. Falk, who expresses her frustrations over various matters, including her dealing with Pedersen and her concerns about her niece Ogoot. Various dialogues unfold that hint at underlying tensions—Mrs. Falk's sharp remarks reflect her strong character, while her interactions with Hagbart and the General suggest complexities in affairs of the heart and societal expectations. This portion sets up the intertwined relationships and conflicts that will likely develop throughout the play, establishing a rich backdrop for the unfolding drama. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[263],"Enlund, J.",138,"Neljänäytöksinen näytelmä sijoittuu norjalaiseen pikkukaupunkiin, jossa itsenäinen ja menneisyytensä vuoksi hyljeksitty rouva Falk kohtaa yhteisön ennakkoluuloja. Kun piispan veljenpoika rakastuu rouvan kasvattityttäreen, suvun ja uskonnon asettamat moraaliset vaatimukset joutuvat koetukselle.",{"number":267,"title":268,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":269,"bookId":270,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":271,"origin":272,"language":18,"yearPublished":273,"yearPublishedTranslation":117,"wordCount":274,"charCount":275,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":276,"gutenbergSubjects":277,"gutenbergCategories":279,"gutenbergSummary":280,"gutenbergTranslators":281,"gutenbergDownloadCount":282,"aiDescription":283},276,"Synnöve Päiväkumpu","276-bjornson-bjornstjerne-synnove-paivakumpu","276__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Synnöve_Päiväkumpu",[],[17],1857,24257,145376,19260,[278],"Peasants -- Norway -- Fiction",[28,29],"\"Synnöve Päiväkumpu\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel written in the late 19th century. The story is centered around the lives of young characters Synnöve and Thorbjörn, growing up in a rural Norwegian setting, exploring themes of innocence, community, and the early stages of romantic interest. The novel invites readers into a world of pastoral beauty, familial relationships, and local customs.  The opening of the novel introduces the idyllic valley where Synnöve lives, touching on her family's connections and the significance of her upbringing. We meet the characters Guttorm and Karina, Synnöve’s parents, who have faced loss and are devoted to their faith. The narrative then moves to Thorbjörn, who lives across the valley in the home known as Kuusela. He is particularly taken by Synnöve’s beauty and innocence, and their interactions are filled with youthful curiosity and tender moments. The introduction sets the stage for their developing friendship, while hinting at the challenges posed by familial pressure and societal expectations. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[],332,"Norjalainen maalaiskertomus seuraa aurinkoisella kummulla kasvavan Synnöven ja naapuritalon äkkipikaisen Thorbjörnin varttumista ja kiintymystä. Uskonnollisen kasvatuksen ja kyläyhteisön paineiden keskellä nuoret joutuvat koettelemuksiin ennen mahdollista yhteistä tulevaisuuttaan. Teos on yksi tekijänsä varhaisista talonpoikaiskuvauksista.",{"number":285,"title":286,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":287,"bookId":288,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":289,"origin":290,"language":18,"yearPublished":291,"yearPublishedTranslation":292,"wordCount":293,"charCount":294,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":295,"gutenbergSubjects":296,"gutenbergCategories":298,"gutenbergSummary":300,"gutenbergTranslators":301,"gutenbergDownloadCount":302,"aiDescription":303},524,"Maria Stuart","524-bjornson-bjornstjerne-maria-stuart","524__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Maria_Stuart",[],[17],1864,1878,22371,135068,37847,[297],"Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587 -- Drama",[299,124,29],"Historical Novels","\"Maria Stuart Skotlannissa\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a historical drama written in the late 19th century. This work delves into the tumultuous life of Mary Stuart, the Queen of Scotland, and explores her political struggles, relationships, and the court intrigues of the time, including her complex relationship with her husband, Henry Darnley. Key characters include Mary, Darnley, and prominent figures from the Scottish nobility.  At the start of the play, a lavish celebration is underway in the great hall of Holyrood Palace, where Mary Stuart dances amidst the festivities. However, the atmosphere is tense as critics of her reign, including prominent nobles like Lord Lindsay and Andrew Kerr, whisper accusations against her and her confidant, David Rizzio. Darnley, interprets the situation with jealousy and suspicion towards Rizzio, leading to an emotional confrontation that hints at the brewing political conflicts and personal rivalries that will unfold throughout the narrative. The opening scene sets the stage for the drama and intrigue surrounding Mary's rule and her eventual downfall. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[],322,"Viisinäytöksinen historiallinen näytelmä kuvaa Skotlannin kuningatar Maria Stuartin hallintokauden dramaattisia vaiheita 1560-luvulla. Keskiössä ovat kuningattaren avioliitto lordi Darnleyn kanssa, valtataistelu aatelin ja kirkon välillä sekä sihteeri David Rizzion kohtalo.",{"number":305,"title":306,"author":65,"authorBirth":66,"authorDeath":67,"slug":307,"bookId":308,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":309,"origin":310,"language":18,"yearPublished":311,"yearPublishedTranslation":312,"wordCount":313,"charCount":314,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":315,"gutenbergSubjects":316,"gutenbergCategories":317,"gutenbergSummary":318,"gutenbergTranslators":319,"gutenbergDownloadCount":321,"aiDescription":322},1324,"Magnhild","1324-bjornson-bjornstjerne-magnhild","1324__Björnson_Björnstjerne__Magnhild",[],[17],1877,1914,31773,199210,52306,[79],[28,29],"\"Magnhild: Kertomus\" by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story unfolds in a picturesque Nordic setting, where we are introduced to the titular character, Magnhild, who navigates a series of personal traumas and societal expectations after surviving a devastating childhood event. The novel explores themes of fate, identity, and the quest for personal meaning, as Magnhild grapples with her past and future aspirations.  The opening of the novel establishes a vivid landscape filled with high mountains and a winding valley, setting the tone for a reflective journey. We meet a traveling passenger who observes a young coachgirl, Rönnaug, who calls for Magnhild, hinting at their connections and past. As the passengers make their way, conversations reveal tragic elements of Magnhild’s backstory—she is the sole survivor of a catastrophe that claimed her entire family. This somber revelation leaves the passengers in thought, and as the narrative progresses, it captures the emotional undercurrents of loss and longing that will shape Magnhild’s life and decisions. The beginning sets a contemplative atmosphere that invites readers to delve into Magnhild's complex character and her unfolding story. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[320],"Koskimies, Kaarlo",307,"Norjalaisen nobelistin romaani kertoo Magnhildista, joka uskoo olevansa tarkoitettu johonkin suureen mutta päätyy onnettomaan avioliittoon karkean satulasepän kanssa. Teos kuvaa naisen sisäistä heräämistä ja pyrkimystä itsenäisyyteen jylhissä vuonomaisemissa.",{"number":324,"title":229,"author":325,"authorBirth":20,"authorDeath":20,"slug":326,"bookId":327,"genreRaw":328,"genre":14,"themes":329,"origin":330,"language":18,"yearPublished":331,"yearPublishedTranslation":20,"wordCount":332,"charCount":333,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":238,"gutenbergSubjects":334,"gutenbergCategories":335,"gutenbergSummary":243,"gutenbergTranslators":336,"gutenbergDownloadCount":33,"aiDescription":337},1347,"Calonius, Laura (fl. 1880)","1347-calonius-laura-kalatytto","1347__Calonius_Laura__Kalatyttö","Kuvailus laululla yhdessä näytöksessä",[],[17],1867,2157,12183,[240,142,241],[28,29],[245],"Hämeen maaseudulle sijoittuva yksinäytöksinen laulunäytelmä. Teos kuvaa ylioppilas Vaarasen ja köyhän kalastajatytön kohtaamista Näsijärven rannalla, yhdistäen kansanlauluja isänmaallisiin pohdintoihin ja säätyjen väliseen vuorovaikutukseen.",{"number":339,"title":229,"author":340,"authorBirth":341,"authorDeath":96,"slug":342,"bookId":343,"genreRaw":328,"genre":14,"themes":344,"origin":345,"language":18,"yearPublished":346,"yearPublishedTranslation":20,"wordCount":347,"charCount":348,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":238,"gutenbergSubjects":349,"gutenbergCategories":350,"gutenbergSummary":243,"gutenbergTranslators":351,"gutenbergDownloadCount":33,"aiDescription":352},3091,"Corander, Claes Fredrik",1822,"3091-corander-claes-kalatytto","3091__Corander_Claes__Kalatyttö",[],[17],1865,2147,12137,[240,142,241],[28,29],[245],"Yksinäytöksinen laulunäytelmä sijoittuu Hämeeseen Näsijärven rannalle. Ylioppilas Waaranen saapuu kalastajan mökille ja kohtaa siellä laulavan Anna-tytön, jonka kanssa hän keskustelee elämästä, köyhyydestä ja isänmaasta.",{"number":354,"title":355,"author":356,"authorBirth":357,"authorDeath":358,"slug":359,"bookId":360,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":361,"origin":362,"language":18,"yearPublished":363,"yearPublishedTranslation":364,"wordCount":365,"charCount":366,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":367,"gutenbergSubjects":368,"gutenbergCategories":372,"gutenbergSummary":373,"gutenbergTranslators":374,"gutenbergDownloadCount":375,"aiDescription":376},2458,"Elias Portolu","Deledda, Grazia",1871,1936,"2458-deledda-grazia-elias-portolu","2458__Deledda_Grazia__Elias_Portolu",[],[17],1903,1928,38721,235389,75084,[369,370,55,371],"Catholics -- Fiction","Clergy -- Fiction","Shepherds -- Fiction",[28,29],"\"Elias Portolu: Romaani\" by Grazia Deledda is a novel published in 1900. When Elias returns home from prison, he finds himself drawn to Maria Maddalena, his brother Pietro's promised bride. Their forbidden love leads to carnal sin, betrayal, and consuming guilt. Seeking escape, Elias turns to the priesthood, but complications arise when Maddalena becomes pregnant. After Pietro's death, Maddalena begs Elias to claim their child, yet he remains determined to take holy orders—a decision with tragic consequences. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[59],236,"Nobel-kirjailijan teos sijoittuu Sardiniaan ja kertoo vankilasta palaavasta Elias Portolusta. Perinteisessä paimenyhteisössä Elias joutuu kamppailemaan kielletyn rakkauden, syyllisyyden ja uskonnollisen kutsumuksen välillä rakastuessaan veljensä morsiameen.",{"number":378,"title":379,"author":356,"authorBirth":357,"authorDeath":358,"slug":380,"bookId":381,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":382,"origin":383,"language":18,"yearPublished":74,"yearPublishedTranslation":364,"wordCount":384,"charCount":385,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":386,"gutenbergSubjects":387,"gutenbergCategories":388,"gutenbergSummary":389,"gutenbergTranslators":390,"gutenbergDownloadCount":391,"aiDescription":392},2542,"Pako Egyptiin","2542-deledda-grazia-pako-egyptiin","2542__Deledda_Grazia__Pako_Egyptiin",[],[17],47152,297093,75140,[51],[28,29],"\"Pako Egyptiin: Romaani\" by Grazia Deledda is a novel written in the late 1920s. The story begins with Giuseppe de Nicola, a retired primary school teacher, who embarks on a journey after teaching for forty years. Through Giuseppe's reflections on his past and his decision to travel, the narrative hints at themes of nostalgia, lost connections, and the stark contrast between dreams and reality.  At the start of the novel, Giuseppe de Nicola prepares for his long-desired journey, spurred by memories of his adopted son and a yearning for connection with a family that has moved away. As he boards a train, the excitement of new experiences is tempered by feelings of loneliness and uncertainty about the future. Upon arrival at a small station without a welcoming party, he faces the overwhelming emptiness of his surroundings, deepening his sense of isolation. However, he soon meets his granddaughter Ola, sparking a bond that stirs his heart and gives promise to the new chapter of his life. This opening segment sets the stage for an exploration of familial relationships and the complexities of human emotion as Giuseppe navigates his new reality. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[59],226,"Italialaisen nobelistin romaani kertoo eläkkeelle jääneestä opettajasta, joka lähtee pitkälle matkalle tapaamaan kasvattipoikaansa. Matkan varrella ja perillä hän kohtaa uusia ihmisiä ja joutuu käsittelemään menneisyyden syyllisyyttä sekä yksinäisyyttä. Teos on kuvaus vanhuudesta ja elämänmuutoksesta.",{"number":394,"title":395,"author":356,"authorBirth":357,"authorDeath":358,"slug":396,"bookId":397,"genreRaw":398,"genre":14,"themes":399,"origin":400,"language":18,"yearPublished":401,"yearPublishedTranslation":364,"wordCount":402,"charCount":403,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":404,"gutenbergSubjects":405,"gutenbergCategories":408,"gutenbergSummary":409,"gutenbergTranslators":410,"gutenbergDownloadCount":411,"aiDescription":412},2627,"Marianna","2627-deledda-grazia-marianna","2627__Deledda_Grazia__Marianna","Romaani",[],[17],1915,45167,286786,75151,[51,406,407,55],"Man-woman relationships -- Fiction","Romance fiction",[28,29],"\"Marianna: Romaani\" by Grazia Deledda is a novel written in the early 20th century.\" The story revolves around Marianna Sirca, who inherits property from her wealthy uncle following his death. As she navigates her new life, she confronts her past and her feelings toward her former servant, Simone Sole, who has transformed from a subservient boy into a complex character with ambitions of his own. The novel explores themes of social status, personal identity, and the consequences of familial ties against the backdrop of Sardinian culture.  \"The opening of the novel introduces us to Marianna as she recuperates in a cattle farm in the midst of Sardinia's countryside, having taken time away from the stress caused by caring for her ailing uncle.\" In the lush setting, she begins to regain her strength but is still shadowed by her past and her unique upbringing, where obedience to her guardians has defined her existence. As Marianna reflects on her childhood, the narrative sets the stage for her encounter with Simone, signaling a shift in their dynamic. The opening establishes a rich emotional landscape filled with nostalgia, personal conflicts, and an anticipation of change, as she finds herself back in familiar territory, stirred by memories and new possibilities. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[59],230,"Sardiniaan sijoittuva romaani kertoo varakkaan Mariannan ja lainsuojattoman Simonen välisestä suhteesta. Teos kuvaa saaren karua luontoa, ikivanhoja perinteitä sekä yksilön taistelua yhteisön tiukkoja normeja ja odotuksia vastaan.",{"number":414,"title":415,"author":416,"authorBirth":116,"authorDeath":417,"slug":418,"bookId":419,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":420,"origin":421,"language":18,"yearPublished":422,"yearPublishedTranslation":20,"wordCount":423,"charCount":424,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":425,"gutenbergSubjects":426,"gutenbergCategories":428,"gutenbergSummary":429,"gutenbergTranslators":430,"gutenbergDownloadCount":33,"aiDescription":432},1131,"Haaveilija","Ervast, Pekka (nimim. Pietari Kotka)",1934,"1131-ervast-pekka-haaveilija","1131__Ervast_Pekka__Haaveilija",[],[17],1902,48920,293005,53444,[427,142,79],"Humorous stories",[28,29],"\"Haaveilija\" by Knut Hamsun is a novel written in the late 19th century. The book centers around Marie van Loos, a housemaid at a parsonage, as she navigates her emotions and observations regarding her fiancé, Ove Rolandsen, and the new pastor's arrival in the community. The narrative hints at themes of ambition, aspiration, and the complexities of love in a rural setting.  The opening of \"Haaveilija\" establishes the atmosphere of anticipation and change in a small parish, coinciding with the arrival of a new pastor and his family. As Marie van Loos looks out the kitchen window, she observes her fiancé and a local girl, sparking her curiosity and concern about their growing connection. The community buzzes with excitement and speculation about the new pastor's wealth and the impact he will have on their lives. Rolandsen is portrayed as a complex figure, grappling with his feelings for both Marie and Olga, the village girl, indicating a love triangle that may unfold as the story progresses. The stage is set for exploration of personal desires against societal expectations within the context of rural life. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[431],"Cederberg, Eino","Nuori Eero etsii elämänsä tarkoitusta ja korkeampia ihanteitaan luonnon helmassa. Teosofisvaikutteinen teos kuvaa nuorukaisen sisäistä kasvua, hartaita pohdintoja ja pyrkimystä kohti henkistä totuutta maallisten houkutusten keskellä.",{"number":434,"title":435,"author":436,"authorBirth":437,"authorDeath":438,"slug":439,"bookId":440,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":441,"origin":442,"language":18,"yearPublished":444,"yearPublishedTranslation":445,"wordCount":446,"charCount":447,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":448,"gutenbergSubjects":449,"gutenbergCategories":453,"gutenbergSummary":455,"gutenbergTranslators":456,"gutenbergDownloadCount":458,"aiDescription":459},2616,"Crainquebille","France, Anatole",1844,1924,"2616-france-anatole-crainquebille","2616__France_Anatole__Crainquebille",[],[443,17],"ranskalainen",1901,1907,14419,94754,68024,[450,451,452],"France -- Social life and customs -- Fiction","French fiction -- Translations into Finnish","Short stories, French -- Translations into Finnish",[454,28,29],"French Literature","\"Crainquebille y.m. kertomuksia\" by Anatole France is a novel written in the late 19th century. It tells the story of Jérôme Crainquebille, a humble street vendor who finds himself embroiled in a legal struggle that exposes the absurdities of the justice system. Through Crainquebille’s misfortunes, the book explores themes of dignity, justice, and the often cruel realities faced by the lower classes in society.  The opening of the novel introduces Crainquebille as he is taken to court after being accused of insulting a police officer. The grim atmosphere of the courtroom is contrasted with Crainquebille's bewilderment and fear as he navigates the judicial process, overwhelmed by the grandeur and formality surrounding him. Despite not understanding the specifics of the charge against him, he recognizes the power dynamics at play and the insignificance of his own existence against the mighty institution of law. This initial encounter sets the stage for his subsequent struggles, revealing the complexities of justice and societal perception in a world that often overlooks the voices of the marginalized. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[457],"Manninen, Otto",266,"Satiirinen kokoelma, jonka nimikertomus seuraa iäkästä vihanneskauppiasta. Syyttömänä poliisin solvaamisesta vankilaan tuomitun miehen kohtalo paljastaa oikeusjärjestelmän kankeuden ja yhteiskunnallisen epäoikeudenmukaisuuden.",{"number":461,"title":462,"author":436,"authorBirth":437,"authorDeath":438,"slug":463,"bookId":464,"genreRaw":20,"genre":14,"themes":465,"origin":466,"language":18,"yearPublished":444,"yearPublishedTranslation":467,"wordCount":468,"charCount":469,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":470,"gutenbergSubjects":471,"gutenbergCategories":472,"gutenbergSummary":474,"gutenbergTranslators":475,"gutenbergDownloadCount":477,"aiDescription":478},2629,"Laki on kuollut — mutta tuomari on elävä","2629-france-anatole-laki-on-kuollut-mutta-tuomari-on-elava","2629__France_Anatole__Laki_on_kuollut_—_mutta_tuomari_on_elävä",[],[443,17],1913,5264,34053,68246,[451],[454,28,473,29],"Philosophy & Ethics","\"Laki on kuollut — mutta tuomari on elävä\" by Anatole France is a philosophical novel written in the early 20th century. The book explores themes of justice, morality, and the role of law through a series of dialogues among characters who discuss the nature and implications of legal systems and their enforcement. It delves into the inherent contradictions within the law and its relationship to society.  The story unfolds through conversations primarily between Jean Marteau and other characters, who discuss their insights and critiques about the law and justice. Marteau argues that the law, while ancient and often brutal, maintains a semblance of order in society. He reflects on how judges often misinterpret justice, showcasing their shared moral dilemmas with criminals, particularly in the context of poverty and desperation. Interspersed throughout are anecdotes highlighting the misfortunes of those caught in the legal system, particularly from marginalized classes, and a poignant tale of a young servant imprisoned for a seemingly trivial theft, emphasizing the harsh realities faced by the underprivileged and the failure of a rigid legal system to adapt to human circumstances. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[476],"Itkonen, Rieti",257,"Satiirinen teos tarkastelee oikeuslaitoksen toimintaa ja yhteiskunnallista oikeudenmukaisuutta vähäosaisen näkökulmasta. Kirja sisältää nimikertomuksen lisäksi kaksi muuta tarinaa, joissa käsitellään lain ja inhimillisyyden suhdetta.",{"number":480,"title":481,"author":436,"authorBirth":437,"authorDeath":438,"slug":482,"bookId":483,"genreRaw":20,"genre":484,"themes":485,"origin":486,"language":18,"yearPublished":487,"yearPublishedTranslation":488,"wordCount":489,"charCount":490,"usRestricted":23,"gutenbergId":491,"gutenbergSubjects":492,"gutenbergCategories":493,"gutenbergSummary":494,"gutenbergTranslators":495,"gutenbergDownloadCount":498,"aiDescription":499},1721,"Apotti Jérôme Coignardin ajatuksia","1721-france-anatole-apotti-jer-me-coignardin-ajatuksia","1721__France_Anatole__Apotti_Jérôme_Coignardin_ajatuksia","tietokirja",[],[443,17],1893,1920,31461,212127,56370,[451],[454,473,29],"\"Apotti Jérôme Coignardin ajatuksia\" by Anatole France is a philosophical work composed in the early 20th century. The book presents a collection of thoughts attributed to the fictional character Abbé Jérôme Coignard, exploring themes of politics, morality, and human nature. As a former professor and librarian, Coignard's reflections delve into society's complexities, often with a critical yet humorous tone.  The opening of the work introduces us to Abbé Jérôme Coignard through a narrative framed by Jacobus, his devoted pupil, who admires his master's intellect and character. We learn about the abbé's tragic end and the work he left behind. The text shifts to Coignard's discussions, where he critiques political leaders and societal norms, arguing that many are mere puppets of fate and fortune rather than true influencers. Through witty dialogues and reflections, the reader is invited to contemplate the nature of wisdom, virtue, and the follies of mankind while being charmed by the abbé's unique perspective on life. (This is an automatically generated summary.)",[496,497],"Leino, Eino","Palola, Eino",280,"Teos kokoaa yhteen oppineen apotti Jérôme Coignardin filosofisia ja satiirisia mietteitä, joita hänen oppilaansa Jacques Tournebroche muistelee. Keskusteluissa käsitellään kriittiseen sävyyn muun muassa hallintoa, tiedettä, armeijaa ja oikeuslaitosta.",110,1,24]