{"id":1807,"date":"2024-04-03T23:41:58","date_gmt":"2024-04-03T20:41:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sisu.ut.ee\/ewod\/vainola\/"},"modified":"2024-09-16T12:24:23","modified_gmt":"2024-09-16T09:24:23","slug":"vainola","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/sisu.ut.ee\/ewod\/v\/vainola\/","title":{"rendered":"K\u00e4tlin Vainola"},"content":{"rendered":"

Poems<\/span><\/strong><\/a><\/h5>\n\n\n\n
Short stories and novelettes<\/span><\/strong><\/a><\/h5>\n\n\n\n


K\u00e4tlin Vainola (n\u00e9e K\u00f5lamets, used the pseudonym Marie Myrk, born 30 September 1978) is an Estonian children\u2019s writer.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Vainola was born in Tallinn. She spent the first years of her childhood in Kopli neighbourhood in Tallinn, after which the family moved to P\u00f5lva in South Estonia but soon returned to Tallinn where Vainola completed P\u00e4\u00e4sk\u00fcla Gymnasium. In 2002, she graduated from Tallinn Pedagogical University as an Estonian philologist. During her university years, she belonged to the literary group TNT (Tallinna Noored Tegijad \u2014 Young Doers of Tallinn) together with J\u00fcrgen Rooste<\/a>, Ivar Sild<\/a>, Wimberg<\/a> and others. In 2012, he studied creative writing at Drakadeemia creative writing school. Vainola has worked as a teacher and editor, compiled schoolbooks (primers, Estonian readers and workbooks). Since 2019, she has held the position of editor-in-chief of the children\u2019s magazine Hea Laps<\/em>. Her husband is rock musician and writer Allan Vainola. K\u00e4tlin Vainola has been a member of the Estonian Writers\u2019 Union since 2014.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Vainola entered children\u2019s literature in 2005 with the story Ville<\/em>, which won the third place in the competition of children\u2019s stories Minu esimene raamat<\/em> (My First Book). Since then, she has written nearly 20 children\u2019s books for both boys and girls, both older and younger, both fiction and, for example, on environmental topics. Her books have been translated into Finnish, German, Russian, Lithuanian, Italian and English.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In 2013, Vainola won the first place in the Knee-High Book Competition with the story Kus on armastus? <\/em>(\u2018Where is love?\u2019). In 2014, her story Lift<\/em> (\u2018Lift\u2019) was selected for the White Raven<\/em> list of international children\u2019s literature. Four times, her works have been selected for the list of the Good Children\u2019s Book selection of Estonian children\u2019s literature \u2014 2009: Kelli \u2014 peaaegu haldjas<\/em> (\u2018Kelli \u2014 Almost a Fairy\u2019), 2011: Tiigielu aabits<\/em> (\u2018The ABCs of Pond Life\u2019), 2013: Lift<\/em> (\u2018Lift\u2019), 2014: Kus on armastus?<\/em> (\u2018Where is Love?\u2019).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In addition, Vainola has written lyrics for the rock groups Vennaskond<\/em> and S\u00f5pruse Puiestee<\/em> and translated children\u2019s books from foreign languages into Estonian.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

M. K. (Translated by I. A.)<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n


Books in Estonian<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n\n\n

Poems<\/strong><\/em>
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Valner Valme, Villem Valme, Kristjan Kaugen\u00f5lva, Psaikobilli.<\/strong>
Tallinn: Ootav R\u00f5du, 2002, 124 lk.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Children\u2019s literature<\/strong><\/em>
Ville. <\/strong>Tallinn: T\u00e4nap\u00e4ev, 2006, 200 lk.
Mia, Konrad ja avanevad uksed. <\/strong>Tallinn: T\u00e4nap\u00e4ev, 2008, 188 lk.
Kelli \u2013 peaaegu haldjas. <\/strong>Tallinn: Pegasus, 2008, 46 lk; [2. tr\u00fckk, Tallinn: Pegasus, 2014, 48 lk].
Mudilane Mummu ja tema perekond. <\/strong>Tallinn: Oma Pere, 2009, 24 lk.
Metsaelu aabits. <\/strong>Tallinn: Menu, 2009, 64 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Aleksei Turovski, Tiigielu aabits. <\/strong>Tallinn: Menu, 2011, 79 lk.
Suvevaheaeg koolis. <\/strong>Tallinn: Tallinna Keskraamatukogu, 2011, 64 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Peep M\u00e4nnil, Karuelu aabits. <\/strong>Tallinn: Menu, 2012, 64 lk.
Missioon piim. <\/strong>Tallinn: Menu, 2012, 63 lk.
Kreete. <\/strong>Tallinn: Sotsiaalministeerium, 2012, 60 lk.
Lift. <\/strong>Tallinn: Pegasus, 2013, 30 lk.
Kelli hakkab piraadiks. <\/strong>Tallinn: Pegasus, 2014, 72 lk.
Kus on armastus?. <\/strong>Tallinn: P\u00e4ike ja pilv, 2014, 32 lk.
Sonja ja kass. <\/strong>Tallinn: Pegasus, 2015, 48 lk.
Meie pere kala-aabits. <\/strong>Tallinn: Menu, 2017, 80 lk.
Poiss, kes joonistas kaarte. <\/strong>Tallinn: Pegasus, 2017, 48 lk.
Krips-Kraps, eesti laps. <\/strong>Tallinn: Eesti Instituut, 2017, 48 lk.
N\u00e4hh Pariisis. <\/strong>Tallinn: P\u00e4ike ja Pilv, 2017, 64 lk.
Lood julgetest eesti t\u00fcdrukutest. <\/strong>Tallinn: Pegasus, 2018, 129 lk.
Minu Eesti seiklus. <\/strong>Tallinn: P\u00e4ike ja pilv, Maxima, 2019, 65 lk.
Ellen, Eik ja kilekoti m\u00f5istatus. <\/strong>Tallinn: Menu, 2022, 48 lk.
Kass Kipperi mereseiklus. <\/strong>Tallinn: Eesti Meremuuseum, 2024, 40 lk.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Miscellaneous<\/strong><\/em>
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Lemmit Kaplinski, Eesti sl\u00e4ngi s\u00f5naraamat. <\/strong>Tallinn: Aule, 2003, 272 lk.
Eesti keele \u00f5pik 2. klassile 2. osa. <\/strong>Tallinn: Avita, 2013, 184 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Elina Sildre, Lugemik. 2. klass. II osa. <\/strong>Tallinn: Maurus, 2016, 144 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Elina Sildre, Lugemik. 2. klass. I osa. <\/strong>Tallinn: Maurus, 2018, 112 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Airi Kuusk, Pille Arnek, Eesti keele \u00f5pik 2. klassile. II osa. <\/strong>Tallinn: Avita, 2019, 160 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Heli Prii, Elina Sildre, Kaja Kivisik, Eesti keele \u00f5pik 3. klassile. I osa. <\/strong>Tallinn: Maurus, 2019, 128 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, Heli Prii, Kaja Kivisik, Eesti keele \u00f5pik 3. klassile. II osa. <\/strong>Tallinn: Maurus, 2019, 144 lk.
K\u00e4tlin Vainola, \u00d5nne Ints, Elina Sildre, Jutulinna aabits. <\/strong>Tallinn: Maurus, 2020, 138 lk; [2. tr\u00fckk Tallinn: Maurus, 2021, 138 lk; 3. tr\u00fckk, Tallinn: Maurus, 2022, 140 lk].<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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