Mr. Woodskin - The Second Edition of Little

Author: René Goscinny
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is not only worth reading for children but also for adults. There are at least three reasons for this: , because it's fun. It's rare to find someone who isn't amused by "Nico." Whether they are five or six-year-old children, primary school students, middle school students, college students, adults with children, adults without children, or even elderly people, they can all laugh heartily at "Nico." Second, because it is extremely fun. The stories are filled with the little moments from Nico's daily life. Using the first-person perspective, it draws readers into the child's point of view, with language that is very colloquial but never vulgar. Third, because it is incredibly fun. Careful readers might find their own lives reflected in Nico's stories. Although it is humorous and romantic, it is absolutely true to life. It's a story about a French little rascal, but many Chinese readers exclaimed, "Nico is me when I was a child!" Parents will read even more from Nico, seeing their own children in him, and from Nico's parents, seeing themselves. The stories are filled with the little moments from Nico's daily life, using the first-person perspective to draw readers into the child's point of view, with language that is very colloquial but never vulgar. Careful readers might find their own lives reflected in Nico's stories. Although it is humorous and romantic, it is absolutely true to life. It's a story about a French little rascal, but many Chinese readers exclaimed, "Nico is me when I was a child!" Parents will read even more from Nico, seeing their own children in him, and from Nico's parents, seeing themselves. Therefore, this book is not only worth reading for children but also for adults.