Cemetery**

I like the ghost couple in the cemetery very much. They are so kind, assume the responsibility of parents, and protect Bertie from many disasters. Even the most prestigious and unsmiling vampire uncle has become Bertie's guardian, so he is still very lucky. In The Education of Bertie, there is a scene that touched me very much. Bod once asked if the people buried outside the church were all bad people. The ghosts told him that it was not the case. Many of these so-called bad guys were forced to do some small bad things during their lifetime, and they were not serious evildoers. It is a good idea to introduce this concept. The world is not black and white. Our children should learn to understand the diversity of the world and the existence of gray areas.

The protagonist of the story finds himself trapped in a graveyard filled with intrigue and curses. He must solve the mystery behind the cemetery and uncover the terrifying truth hidden in the darkness. In this process, he not only has to face strange phenomena and evil forces, but also protects his own life and the safety of his loved ones. The plot of the novel is exciting and full of suspense and horror elements. It makes readers feel the atmosphere of fear and tense rhythm through thrilling descriptions and gripping stories.

I want to read the English version, I think it's pretty good. The protagonist is cool and the characterization is very successful, especially the quirky witch who stays by Norberti's side aloofly; the whole direction is also very clear, especially when the honor guard dies in battle, it's really enlightening and shocking.

If you have time, go and watch the movie "Ghost Mom" ​​again. You will have a different feeling every time you watch it.

This does not seem to be a serious children's literature. It is full of blood and killings on the surface, and there are even terrible undead gatherings everywhere. However, it is precisely these fantasy settings and novel experiences that attract our little friends and older friends, making us willing to accompany Bertie to grow up together. From the time when he lost his parents and came alone, to the constant problems of babbling, and to the adventures and encounters with enemies. This is also the road of self-salvation for a young man. His parents died and he was in deep danger, but he did not become depressed or pessimistic or even mentally twisted because of this. Instead, he grew into a passionate and responsible young man. He likes to lie in the warm spring sun and watch red scorpions slowly crawling over tombstones. Reading this, it feels very healing.

It is a really beautiful and tender novel. Although it is a story that takes place in a cemetery, it makes people feel full of tenderness after reading it. Dead people are not necessarily evil people; and of course not all living people are good people! Hope it can be made into a good movie. Also, I like the writing too😍

Every character created by the author is remarkable. The Owenses' selfless love for their children as parents and the spontaneous pride that arises when the children grow up. The sacrifice of Miss Werewolf, Silas's paternal love and the silent gaze of the little witch are all very touching. Growing up cannot be stopped. When you grow up, you have to shoulder your own responsibilities and walk out of your own life. You cannot always live under shelter. But even so, Nobody's growth can't help but make people feel sad. As he said, "Even if he comes back, this is just a place to stay, not a home anymore." He has lost the ability to communicate between life and death and also lost his childhood home. He needs to build his own home. But Nobody's sentence "get into some trouble, and then get out of it" also expresses the youth's spirit vividly, and this is what teenagers should do.

The world in the book is mostly clear and kind, and the warmth of the entire cemetery is enough to cover up the filthy human evils of Jack, Nick, Mo, etc. In other words, as children's literature, it is warm and healing, even though it ends with letting go and leaving.

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It's really touching. What makes me forget the most is that Miss Lupescu actually died in the battle [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

[Send heart] I love this book. I love the TV series "Good Omens" and I'm going to watch the original movie next [laughs].

The ending of this book really sublimated my emotions.

You should really read more of this kind of good book with rich connotations and characters' emotions.

On May 27, 2023, I accidentally saw the title of the book. I felt novel and clicked in until I read the author's thoughts. This book is good. It's the first time I read a foreign literary work on Tomato.

A very amazing foreign novel. It's about raising a child, and it takes the entire cemetery to work together. The appearance of a baby broke the thousand-year peace of the cemetery. Under the guidance of Death, the ghosts adopted the baby and named it Norberti. From then on, the cemetery became Norberti's magic school. He began to learn invisibility, somnambulism, and fear techniques, and danced the dance of the dead with witches. Norberty, who grew up in the cemetery, was like a flower blooming in the rotten soil, gorgeous and fresh.

Facing life, Facing the pain and joy of life, Travel across thousands of rivers and mountains.

Maybe I don't have such deep feelings now, but after many years of experience and growth, I may be able to better understand the connotation of growth. I feel that Neil Gaiman is really a lovely writer.

I am lucky enough to read this book.

I like this little story very much, especially the werewolf lady who cooks poorly but is super righteous. Ps I also miss Glasgow QAQ very much.

I've finished reading it, I'm honored

In tears, my Norberti

Very suitable for children

Like a fairy tale, we can see most of the emotions of children. At the same time, this book is thought-provoking about life and death, existence and non-existence, the gentle land and the world. The plot is compact and very attractive

Warmth Healing Growth

Very beautiful, very beautiful

I'm lucky enough to come across this book. The brilliance of humanity moved me again. I hope more people can read this book.