Class 5-3's bad boy

Author: Yang Hongying
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: ☆ This book won the second prize in the 2004 National Outstanding Children's Book Award. This book tells the story of a group of "bad" boys who are naughty and mischievous. Perhaps every class has a few such "bad" boys, and childhood life becomes exciting because of them. ☆ This book won the second prize in the 2004 National Outstanding Children's Book Award! Have you read "The Bad Boys of Class 5-3"? — Hongni Ni. This is a book that is more suitable for children around the age of 10. Here, the campus stories are vivid and interesting, and perhaps in these stories, you can find your own shadow. However, I think the title of this book should be changed to "The Bad Boys of Class 3-3." Because upper-grade students like us are more interested in chasing celebrities, pairing boys and girls, and so on. But adults, don't get the wrong idea. We just think it's very funny and aren't taking it seriously. When they should be naughty, they are naughty, and when they should be mischievous, they are mischievous. In childhood, they happily lived out their kid dreams! This is "The Bad Boys of Class 5-3." This book is another long work by the renowned children's writer Yang Hongying, following "The Diary of a Schoolgirl." The work features a group of lively and adorable little boys—like Fat Cat, Mickey Mouse, Rabbit Brother, and Clover Leaf—who create a series of vibrant and joyful campus stories. The author uses strong intensity and a natural writing style to fully portray the youthful vitality, clever mischief, and innocent kindness of contemporary children. Here, you can relive your beautiful childhood and find the shadow of your playmates. This is a picture reflecting the real lives of primary school students and a high-quality bestseller that will bring joy to young friends.