Hi, I'm Annie, and there are a few things you need to know before reading this story: _x000D_
1． My hobby is making lists, this is my list life;_x000D_
2. I have a great memory, especially when it comes to remembering details about other people;_x000D_
3. Others never notice me;_x000D_
4. This made me a little embarrassed and caused a lot of trouble;_x000D_
……_x000D_
Annie, a girl who had no presence in school, suddenly became the focus of everyone's attention - she was expelled! Annie had to bid farewell to her familiar life and good friends, and moved with her family to a remote town, where there were bears in the woods and clovers everywhere in the mountains, which was completely different from the metropolis where they originally lived. And all this is because of her troublesome memory..._X000D_
Reader comments
This book reminded me of my own experience. Like Anne, I was an inconspicuous person. However, we all have our own unique strengths. Annie's list life inspired me a lot and taught me to see myself and the world around me in a different way. This reminds me of the book "The Little Prince". The little prince in it also looked at the world with innocent eyes and discovered many beautiful things that adults ignored. I think "List Girl" and "The Little Prince" are similar in that they both make people feel the small blessings in life.
What a great story! Reading this makes me want to make a list!
What a novel way to write a list! Perfectly fits the title of the book!
Annie is awesome, so nice, I really like her!
(I didn't remember her name)
All friends are doing well!
The family is great too!
This is a very cheerful story! Although I had many emotions other than happiness while watching it, I have no doubt that I had a lot of fun watching it.
Super good story.
Great for relieving the mood.
Awesome!
I really want to write a children's story like this.
I wasn't sure if I could do it, and I wasn't sure what kind of story I wanted to write.
I still have a lot of uncertainties.
I guess I'm not much different from anyone else, we're all similar.
I guess I need to start writing first, get the first step done, take the first step.
If I officially make a list.
1. I will definitely watch it again.
2. This is the first book that I explicitly said I wanted to read a second time.
3. Other times, I think about it silently, and then it becomes the quicksand of time and I forget about it, or I just do it.
4. I have something I want to do, but I can't tell others exactly what I want to do.
5. I was thinking about it ten minutes after I finished reading the book, but I wanted to finish the story even more.
6. I am very happy.
7. I am very happy.
8. I guess I'll read The Diary of Anne Frank next.
9. I guess that's a different story than the one in this book.
10. My views on children's books have become more optimistic and cheerful.
11. Goodbye!
This book reminded me of my own experience. Like Anne, I was an inconspicuous person. However, we all have our own unique strengths. Annie's list life inspired me a lot and taught me to see myself and the world around me in a different way. This reminds me of the book "The Little Prince". The little prince in it also looked at the world with innocent eyes and discovered many beautiful things that adults ignored. I think "List Girl" and "The Little Prince" are similar in that they both make people feel the small blessings in life.
What a great story! Reading this makes me want to make a list! What a novel way to write a list! Perfectly fits the title of the book! Annie is awesome, so nice, I really like her! (I didn't remember her name) All friends are doing well! The family is great too! This is a very cheerful story! Although I had many emotions other than happiness while watching it, I have no doubt that I had a lot of fun watching it. Super good story. Great for relieving the mood. Awesome! I really want to write a children's story like this. I wasn't sure if I could do it, and I wasn't sure what kind of story I wanted to write. I still have a lot of uncertainties. I guess I'm not much different from anyone else, we're all similar. I guess I need to start writing first, get the first step done, take the first step. If I officially make a list. 1. I will definitely watch it again. 2. This is the first book that I explicitly said I wanted to read a second time. 3. Other times, I think about it silently, and then it becomes the quicksand of time and I forget about it, or I just do it. 4. I have something I want to do, but I can't tell others exactly what I want to do. 5. I was thinking about it ten minutes after I finished reading the book, but I wanted to finish the story even more. 6. I am very happy. 7. I am very happy. 8. I guess I'll read The Diary of Anne Frank next. 9. I guess that's a different story than the one in this book. 10. My views on children's books have become more optimistic and cheerful. 11. Goodbye!