Author: Xiao Ping
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Bubu, the main character, is absolutely not a "good child" in the conventional sense. Like most primary school students, he fears writing essays and struggles to come up with those "meaningful phrases" teachers favor. He loves pranks, especially targeting the "energetic" girls. His mind is full of whimsical ideas, but they rarely turn out as planned, often resulting in criticism. He also has two close buddies and three other boys of the most troublesome age, together creating countless troubles. However, despite occasional misfortunes like writing reflective notes, standing in the hallway as punishment, or copying vocabulary words, Bubu still lives his primary school life in both frustration and joy. The book vividly and authentically recreates the daily life and inner thoughts of a young boy. The language is lively, and the plot is humorous—so engaging that even adults find it fascinating to read.
Here's the translation: The Happy Dictionary of Very Boy Bo Bo
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