I’m interested on others’ thoughts on this. I got into Moomin after Finnish family started gifting me mugs, and I now have a sizable collection. To me as a foreigner, the mugs were my gateway to the actual books. Is your experience that the children around you are getting burnt out on Moomin before they’re old enough for the books?

    • Evotech@lemmy.world
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      Moomin mugs is a wildly collectable item in whole of North Europe lol. It’s kinda crazy how popular they are. People sell old limited edition mugs for top dollar on the marketplace

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      Yeah, we have Moomin mugs, Moomin towels, Moomin bags, basically Moomins on everything you can put a Moomin on. I think that most households have at least one Moomin item. Sometimes mozzarella is called Moomin meat.

  • 𝕸𝖔𝖘𝖘@infosec.pub
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    I didn’t even know there were mugs (until 3 or so years ago, when my mum got me one) or the books (until about a year ago, when I found this community).