Paul Raud: Eno Raud could have written more Sipsik stories

Eno Raud's grandson Paul Raud said in television that the 65-year-old Sipsik still speaks to children today. According to him, his grandfather's stories were written from a child's perspective, which makes them timeless.

Eno Raud's grandson Paul Raud said on "Terevision" that the beloved puppet Sipsik is celebrating his 65th birthday this year and remains a vital character in children's hearts. Paul is pleased that the stories created by his grandfather have retained their charm over the decades.

According to Paul Raud, the secret to Sipsik's lasting popularity lies in how Eno Raud wrote the stories — through the eyes and thinking of a child. This approach makes the book relatable and understandable to children even today.

However, Paul Raud noted that he regrets his grandfather did not write more stories about Sipsik, as the book's themes have remained relevant over time. According to Raud, new adventures would certainly have been received as well as the original stories.