Lagergaff is a Swedish female writer whose work is "Nils's Travels on a Goose".
Thelma Lagerlof, also translated as Thelma Lagerlof. Female writer, Swedish. In 1909, she won the Nobel Prize for Literature "because of the noble idealism, rich imagination, and plain and beautiful style unique to her works." She was the first Swedish writer to receive this honor, and the first in the world. A woman who won this literary award.
She was born on November 20, 1858, in Morbaka Manor, a small officer's estate in V?rmland Province in central Sweden, and spent her childhood, youth and old age there. And there he wrote the book "The Adventures of Niels Riding a Goose". Her father was an army lieutenant. After getting married, he had been living in Morbaka Manor and engaged in agricultural labor. After working, the whole family sat together and read poems and novels. Her father's passion for literature and her love for the customs and habits of her hometown in V?rmland were two extremely valuable legacies that Lagerl?f received from her father, which played a great role in her literary career. In her works, especially those depicting childhood and youth, her father often becomes an important figure in her works. When she was alive, every year on August 17, her father's birthday, she would always invite the folks in the manor and nearby to come to the manor to celebrate, to show her memory of her father.
In addition to his father, his grandmother and aunt also had a great influence on Lagerlof's growth. The two of them have endless Fomulan folklore and stories in their hearts, especially the grandmother, who tells stories with a touching tone and rich expressions. The children like to surround her and listen to her stories from morning to night.
Those Swedish and Nordic poets and writers, as well as the folklore and stories of the Voumland region, greatly influenced the early stages of Lagerl?f's art.