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## Overview

Brothers Lionheart is a timeless fantasy novel by Astrid Lindgren, exploring themes of bravery, love, and the afterlife through the adventures of two brothers in a magical land. Available in multiple languages, this beloved classic offers profound emotional depth and has captivated readers for decades, making it a must-have for both personal growth and thoughtful gifting.

## Description

There's no one Karl Lion loves more than his older brother, Jonathan, who is brave, strong, and handsome - everything Karl believes he is not. Karl never wants to be parted from him. But Karl is sick, and knows he's going to die. To comfort him, Jonathan tells him stories of Nangiyala, the wonderful place he'll be going to when he dies, and where he will wait until Jonathan is ready to join him there. Then the unthinkable happens . . . Jonathan is killed in an accident. Heartbroken, Karl longs for the day he'll be reunited with his brother. When the time comes, he finds Nangiyala just as wonderful as he'd imagined. However, Nangiyala is under threat. A cruel tyrant is determined to claim it as his own, and at his command is a terrible beast that is feared throughout the land. Karl must summon all of his courage to help his brother prepare for the battle that lies ahead . . .

Review: It's a must-read - Brothers Lionheart has been one of my favorite books since childhood. It's a moving tale of bravery and strength to move on from difficult times, and to trust that there are better days ahead. The story keeps its tension until the last page. The writing is skillful and engaging. This tale has stayed with me for 40 years and will stay for another 40. I still have the copy I was first reading (and re-reading) from the 80s as Finnish translation, and now I bought the English version to give to my son, to whom I gave middle name Joonatan from this book.
Review: The mysterious beyond - What happens when I die? Will I be all alone? Where will mom and dad be when I die? Will they be sad? What will happen to me after I die? These are questions children wonder about. When my daughter was about 5-6 years old she kept talking about "the mysterious beyond" where you go after you die. We have no idea where she got this idea from. In this book, Astrid Lindgren, the Swedish author who also wrote the Pippi Longstocking books, the Emil books and the "Children of Noisy Village" books, address these difficult questions. She does this without giving any definite answers and still she succeeds to give comfort to children via this exciting and beautiful "after death adventure". Astrid Lindgren's writing is very much in tuned with the feelings of children and the story is spell binding and well paced. Briefly, Scotty (Skorpan in the Swedish version) is a ten year old boy who is very sick. Everyone knows that he is dying except himself. Then one day he finds out in a cruel but accidental turn of events that he is going to die. To comfort him his older brother Jonathan tells him a story about Nangiyala, the land of adventures that lies beyond the stars, where you go after you die. As it turns out Scotty will not be going to Nangiyala alone. In fact the tragic and short life of Scotty and Jonathan and the love they developed for each other during their earthly lives enabled them to be the heroes that Nangiyala needs upon their arrival. The adventures in Nangiyala are much like many other good fantasy stories like the Chronicles of Narnia or the Lord of the Rings, but they also have a deeper meaning to them. My teacher read this book to the entire class when I was about 9 years old (the Swedish version). All the kids in the class loved the book and we listened intently while our teacher struggled to read it. The death of your child is a parent's worst fear and having to deal with it head on like you do when reading this book is, I think, emotionally harder on the parent then on the child. I and my wife started reading this book to our daughter (8-years old) but she ended up reading the whole book to herself and she loved it. It should be noted that the story is not tied to a specific set of religious beliefs about life after death, so if you have strong beliefs in what exactly will happen after death (religious beliefs or atheistic beliefs) you may have a problem with this fantasy version. In my opinion this book is Astrid Lindgren's greatest book. However, it is also her most potentially problematic book, so I advise that you read the first third of the book yourself before you read it to your child. This would help you to prepare answers to difficult questions and to verify that you really want to read it to your child. The writing is very sensitive, peaceful, and thoughtful but it deals with difficult questions. Some people have a problem with the ending so check out the ending too (I did not have a problem with the ending). I loved it as a child and so did my daughter but it may not be true for you, so find out.

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## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #119,787 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #115 in Russian & Soviet Literature (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 404 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a must-read
*by S***D on December 27, 2025*

Brothers Lionheart has been one of my favorite books since childhood. It's a moving tale of bravery and strength to move on from difficult times, and to trust that there are better days ahead. The story keeps its tension until the last page. The writing is skillful and engaging. This tale has stayed with me for 40 years and will stay for another 40. I still have the copy I was first reading (and re-reading) from the 80s as Finnish translation, and now I bought the English version to give to my son, to whom I gave middle name Joonatan from this book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The mysterious beyond
*by T***N on June 22, 2008*

What happens when I die? Will I be all alone? Where will mom and dad be when I die? Will they be sad? What will happen to me after I die? These are questions children wonder about. When my daughter was about 5-6 years old she kept talking about "the mysterious beyond" where you go after you die. We have no idea where she got this idea from. In this book, Astrid Lindgren, the Swedish author who also wrote the Pippi Longstocking books, the Emil books and the "Children of Noisy Village" books, address these difficult questions. She does this without giving any definite answers and still she succeeds to give comfort to children via this exciting and beautiful "after death adventure". Astrid Lindgren's writing is very much in tuned with the feelings of children and the story is spell binding and well paced. Briefly, Scotty (Skorpan in the Swedish version) is a ten year old boy who is very sick. Everyone knows that he is dying except himself. Then one day he finds out in a cruel but accidental turn of events that he is going to die. To comfort him his older brother Jonathan tells him a story about Nangiyala, the land of adventures that lies beyond the stars, where you go after you die. As it turns out Scotty will not be going to Nangiyala alone. In fact the tragic and short life of Scotty and Jonathan and the love they developed for each other during their earthly lives enabled them to be the heroes that Nangiyala needs upon their arrival. The adventures in Nangiyala are much like many other good fantasy stories like the Chronicles of Narnia or the Lord of the Rings, but they also have a deeper meaning to them. My teacher read this book to the entire class when I was about 9 years old (the Swedish version). All the kids in the class loved the book and we listened intently while our teacher struggled to read it. The death of your child is a parent's worst fear and having to deal with it head on like you do when reading this book is, I think, emotionally harder on the parent then on the child. I and my wife started reading this book to our daughter (8-years old) but she ended up reading the whole book to herself and she loved it. It should be noted that the story is not tied to a specific set of religious beliefs about life after death, so if you have strong beliefs in what exactly will happen after death (religious beliefs or atheistic beliefs) you may have a problem with this fantasy version. In my opinion this book is Astrid Lindgren's greatest book. However, it is also her most potentially problematic book, so I advise that you read the first third of the book yourself before you read it to your child. This would help you to prepare answers to difficult questions and to verify that you really want to read it to your child. The writing is very sensitive, peaceful, and thoughtful but it deals with difficult questions. Some people have a problem with the ending so check out the ending too (I did not have a problem with the ending). I loved it as a child and so did my daughter but it may not be true for you, so find out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent book
*by M***O on March 9, 2011*

I just finished reading, for the first time in about 30 years, the Brothers Lionheart. I ordered it on Amazon last week after discovering it has recently been reprinted. It brought back a lot of memories and fond feelings from when I first read it around 1978 (my Aunt from Sweden mailed it to me in New York). When I first read it I was closer to the age of the younger brother in the book, and the concept of an older brother/protector (Jonathan was his name in the book) must have made an impact on me. I say this because in the late 1970s I renamed my favorite child's blanket "Jonathan" and would not travel anywhere without taking it along with me. I think "Jonathan" is still in a box somewhere in New York - I still can't throw it away. The Brothers Lionheart is an excellent tale of adventure, courage, morals, and love. The Brothers Lionheart ranks as my 2nd favorite book, next to C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. I can understand why some parents would object to the themes of reincarnation (and suicide at the end of the book). But reading it as a child I always interpreted those two themes as fantasy - no more realistic than the talking animals in the Chronicles of Narnia. Thank you Astrid Lindgren for writing this book.

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