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Author: (French) Goscinny
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Nicolas's mischievous, playful, and harmless "pranks," his original "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, 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 captivated and delighted. — Pu Manting This work has a cleverly crafted plot, 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. The French writer Goscinny and the painter Sauder, these two masters of humor, have taken their understated, mild humor to its peak. Read the stories of Little Nicolas, and it will make people happier! — Zhang Luzhi This book is not only worth reading for children but also for adults. There are at least three reasons: , because it's fun. It's rare to find someone who isn't amused by "Nicolas." Whether they are five or six-year-old children, elementary school students, middle school students, college students, adults with children, adults without children, or even elderly people, they can all laugh heartily at "Nicolas." Second, because it is extremely fun. The stories are filled with the little details of Nicolas's daily life, using a first-person perspective to immerse readers in a child's point of view, with language that is very colloquial yet never vulgar. Third, because it is very, very fun. Attentive readers might find their own lives reflected in Nicolas's stories. Although it is humorous and romantic, it is absolutely authentic. This is the story of a French little rascal, yet many Chinese readers exclaim, "Nicolas is me as a child!" Parents will read even more from Nicolas, seeing their own children in him and their own parents in Nicolas.