Simply boring to death

Author: Beel Monnie
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Each book in this series has a very distinct theme and is composed of six to eight short stories, accompanied by illustrations. This is also one of the strengths of the series. As parents, you might find the thick books quite substantial, but overly thick books can easily lose the interest of young children! Children prefer bright-colored, illustrated small books. When they finish reading a story in one go, they enjoy the sense of accomplishment and can't wait to read the next one! The protagonist of the stories, Little Mi, is a mischievous, careless, but smart and interesting British girl. She often forgets things and is picky about food. Her catchphrases include: "I'm dying of boredom!", "I know!", "It's not fair!", "It's not my fault!", "I can't catch it!", "I don't want to!", "I know!", "But you promised!", and "So what!" etc. Attentive parents will notice that these are phrases that every child loves, and who wouldn't see a reflection of their own child in Little Mi? Around these common children's psychological traits, the author skillfully forms the themes of these twelve books, hoping to guide everyone toward a small path to understanding children's inner thoughts. Whether it's feasible or not, that remains to be discussed with everyone.