Mischievous monster

Author: (French) Xavier Chabot / (French) Franck Quentin / Liu Chengfu / Yang Zhen
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: "The Castor Children's Literature Series" is a designated excellent extracurricular reading material for French children and adolescents. The series is divided into several categories, including fairy tales, children and animals, historical novels, suspense, adventures, and science fiction. The works, with their engaging stories and unique writing style, create a magical world for children, benefiting them in understanding society and life, fostering their imagination, creativity, and empathy, and are deeply loved by children. This book tells a strange story. The hunters in the village of Rulman captured a monster, whose appearance was particularly strange—he had six legs, two curved horns, a shiny sky-blue fur, a green tongue dotted with tiny red dots, and a nose that sprayed colorful mist. Even more astonishing was that he could speak human language! The monster quickly became a good friend to the village children. However, the monster, who had finally managed to stay in the town, kept causing trouble, constantly doing foolish things and getting into mischief, all of which made the children in the town laugh or groan in amusement. The story is lively and interesting, with humorous and witty language, depicting a touching scene of harmonious coexistence between humans and animals.