Why not

Author: [UK] Beryl Monica
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This is a set of vivid and engaging stories that align with children's psychology. Not only can they cultivate children's interest in reading and literacy skills, but they also inspire their imagination. Moreover, they bring great benefits to the development of children's character. In this sense, Beryl Monica's "Mimi Tells the Truth" series can also be regarded as an intuitive guide for children's behavior education. This is a set of books written from the perspective of children, centered around their worldview, and filled with a sense of childhood. Therefore, it is truly a work that resonates with children. This book is the fifth volume in the "Mimi Tells the Truth" series, titled "Why Not?". The protagonist of the story, Mimi, is a mischievous, careless, yet clever and interesting British girl. She often forgets things and is picky about food. Her catchphrases include: "I'm dying of boredom!", "Why not?", "It's not my fault!", "I can't find it!", "I don't want to!", "I know!", "It's not fair!", "Why me?", "I wish!", "I'm scared!", "You promised!", and "So what?" etc. Observant parents will notice that these are phrases that every child loves to say, and who wouldn't see a reflection of their own child in Mimi? Around these common children's psychology, the author skillfully forms the themes of these twelve books, hoping to guide everyone on a small path to understanding children's inner thoughts.