Besides having obvious novelty value as a foreign-language children's album from a little-known culture, Bjork is entertaining if you listen to it in the right frame of mind. It's a charming specimen of childhood (not to mention pre-punk, in her case) innocence, albeit one without subtitles. The overall sound does have a foreign ambience, but it is still accessible to English-speaking listeners. A few of the songs (especially "Oliver" and a cover of Edgar Winter's "Alta Mira") are reminiscent of the Jackson 5. Bjork shows a chapter of the singer's career that does not deserve to be overlooked. Unfortunately, a proper reissue is probably impossible.