The Battle of Weizel -- Bruno and Butz 4: The Battle of Weizel

Author: Gordon Kormon
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: A novel that completely influenced a generation of readers! Translated into 11 languages, with total global sales exceeding 10 million copies! This series of books has been hailed by critics as the "Contemporary World Youth Humor Classic." The author wrote this book when he was only twelve years old. Eighteen years have passed, and the vivid, humorous writing style, rich and fantastical imagination, and innocent, playful sense of humor in these novels have not faded with time; instead, the passage of time has gradually revealed their qualities as classic literature. Recently, the 21st Century Publishing House has re-packaged and published this series of books, implementing a comprehensive marketing plan to recreate a best-selling miracle for this classic novel that influenced an entire generation. Professor Cao Wenxuan, a doctoral supervisor at Peking University and a renowned writer, said, "Reading such writing, you will find a clear boundary between humor and rebellious slang." Professor Wang Quangen, Director of the China Children's Literature Research Center at Beijing Normal University and a famous children's literature critic, commented, "Humor and wisdom are always linked to the world of childhood and the journey of life's growth. This series of novels offers the indispensable humor and wisdom in a genuine spiritual life. With these two elements, your life will be radiant, and your world will be filled with joy and love."
After the summer vacation, a new and unpleasant Mr. Witsel arrived at MacDonald Boys' School, along with his cold, mechanical computer, completely transforming the familiar, perfection-oriented MacDonald Boys' School. Bruno took the lead, organizing a committee. Although Buz even withdrew halfway out of fear of being expelled, in the end—mostly thanks to the overly ambitious Witsel—they all banded together. As a result, a series of strange events occurred at the school: frequent earthquakes, the mysterious disappearance of computer tapes, and even the emergence of a "model student" named Witsel.
At Scratching-Mace Girls' School, a new female teacher named Peabody also arrived, turning the school into a military camp, and the girls hated her with a passion. However, the boys at the boys' school were able to drive out Witsel thanks to her, and everyone—including Witsel and Peabody—was delighted!