Happy Childhood (Part 1, 2, and 3)

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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This "Happy Childhood" is adapted from E. Schwarz's original work "First-Year Student." The story's protagonist is a Soviet girl named Malusha, a first-year student who is very adorable. It tells how she learns, plays, does her duty as a class helper, listens to stories, and even fights with the neighbors' children. These are all "trivial" things, but they are so vivid and lovely, each event is handled appropriately, and every problem is resolved reasonably, thus containing profound educational significance. This book is loved by both children and adults. From here, children can learn how to help others, correct their shortcomings, be polite, be brave, and live in a collective environment. Adults, on the other hand, can understand how to treat and educate children from this book. The book is divided into three volumes: upper, middle, and lower.