The Mischievous Boy's Diary (The Most Fun Mischief Masterpiece in Nearly a Century)

Author: Vamba
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Classic family reading. A century-old mischievous boy in the Western world – the beloved troublemaker Ganino, records all the mischievous experiences of a nine-year-old boy, opening up the common secrets of everyone's childhood. This is a nearly 100-year-old most fun mischievous masterpiece, reprinted over 120 times, translated into 39 languages, and best-selling worldwide. An absolutely hilarious diary that every adult and child cannot miss, a joyful reading that recovers all the happiness and grievances of childhood for everyone. This is a diary-style novel with a nine-year-old boy as the protagonist, known as "the troublemaker Ganino." Ganino is inspired by his sister to start keeping a diary, which records his various legendary "mischievous" experiences over six months, turning both home and school upside down. This book is a collection of the essence of "mischievousness," opening up the common secrets of everyone's childhood, vividly portraying the nature of children, while reflecting many issues in modern family education. Between humor and laughter, Ganino evokes endless memories and deep reflections. The stories began in 1906 in the Italian "Sunday Diary" newspaper and were first published as a book in 1920. This book is translated based on the 119th revised edition published by the Italian Rizzoli publishing company in 2000, with illustrations drawn personally by the author Vamba.