Little: The 2nd Collection of the Limited Edition: Mr. Woodpecker

Author: (French) Goscinny
Publisher:
Publication Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Nicolas's mischievous, playful, and harmless "pranks," his unique "tinkering," make you feel that this clear-as-water, childlike, and endlessly curious boy is your own family member. His perception of things, people, unique way of thinking, behavioral norms, and psychological activities are both in line with his personality and thought-provoking. This is a writer with profound philosophical insights and life wisdom yet full of childlike innocence, observing the world from a child's perspective yet transcending superficiality, and writing in exquisite literary language with the voice of a child—brilliantly. — Su Shuyang Reading and reflecting, children will feel that Nicolas is among them, describing his hilarious life stories in a childlike manner, making them immersed in the book and laughing heartily. — Pu Manting This work features ingenious plots, vivid characters, and an engaging storyline. Readers from any country or ethnicity will be infected by its humor and cannot help but laugh. — Miao Yintang Humor is a form of wisdom that requires to appreciate. The French writer Goscinny and the artist Santbe, both masters of humor, have taken subtle, understated humor to its peak. Read the stories of Little Nicolas, and it will make you happier! — Zhang Luozhi This book is not only worth reading for children but also for adults. There are at least three reasons: , because it is fun. It is rare to find someone who is not amused by "Nicolas." Whether they are five or six-year-old children, elementary, middle, or high school students, college students, adults with children, or adults without children, even the elderly, can all laugh heartily at "Nicolas." Second, because it is very fun. The stories are filled with the little moments in Nicolas's daily life, using a first-person perspective to immerse readers in a child's viewpoint, with language that is very colloquial yet never vulgar. Third, because it is extremely fun. Attentive readers may find that Nicolas's stories reflect their own lives. Although they are humorous and romantic, they are absolutely true. This is a story about a French little rascal, yet many Chinese readers exclaim, "Nicolas is me as a child!" Parents will also find more in Nicolas—seeing their own children in Nicolas and their own parents in Nicolas.