But I'm very happy to be where I am right now. To have those experiences. Of course, not all of her work has been for the younger audiences, but people tend to remember you for the last thing you did. People often get silly when they try to communicate with children. I think it's important always to remember that children are intelligent beings capable of thinking for themselves.
Adults trying to communicate with children are often more childish than the children themselves.
That's really quite disrespectful. Next year Minken Fosheim will capture the imagination of young and old alike with the tale of our national composer Edvard Grieg. Meanwhile people who want to learn a thing or two about communicating with children can pick up her narrations of the lives of Mozart or Beethoven.