In New York in 2026, 300,000 trucks were running rampant on the streets, blocking traffic. People dared to be angry but did not dare to speak out. One day, the truck driver Mark deliberately knocked over the trolley of the gardener Morris, causing Morris' car to be damaged and injured on the spot. Not only that, the truck driver also used the media to spread slander, falsely accusing the trolley of causing traffic paralysis. After that, pushcart vendors all over the city decided to declare war on the trucks. They made more than 500 homemade peashooters and launched a counterattack against the trucks, and the Cart War began. However, can pushcart vendors at the bottom of society defeat truck drivers with strong capital and the backing of the mayor? How many arduous roads must we go to achieve true fairness and justice...
Reader comments
The book is written in a unique style, telling a fictional war like a historical report. And this book is very interesting. The protagonists are all adults, and children almost do not appear. It feels like watching an adult fairy tale. I think of the people around me who are working hard for life. They are like the pushcart vendors in the book. Although they are at the bottom of society, they all have the pursuit of fairness and justice in their hearts. This book made me think more about life and cherish the people around me more.
The author describes a serious war in a light, humorous and satirical style, which is easy to understand and yet profound. This is an excellent children's book and is also suitable for adults to read.
The book is written in a unique style, telling a fictional war like a historical report. And this book is very interesting. The protagonists are all adults, and children almost do not appear. It feels like watching an adult fairy tale. I think of the people around me who are working hard for life. They are like the pushcart vendors in the book. Although they are at the bottom of society, they all have the pursuit of fairness and justice in their hearts. This book made me think more about life and cherish the people around me more.
The author describes a serious war in a light, humorous and satirical style, which is easy to understand and yet profound. This is an excellent children's book and is also suitable for adults to read.