The "Going to School Is So Fun" series is a high-quality inspirational reading book specially designed for first grade primary school students. It has 16 volumes in total, phonetic version, and four-color printing. The text is equipped with a large number of illustrations to help readers understand the story faster and better. The story has a clear theme and broad content. It tells the story of how children get along with their teachers and classmates from different events and perspectives. The language description is humorous and the characters have distinct personalities. Through contradictions and conflicts, it explains the various problems that children encounter in school, and educates children in entertainment activities. This entertaining education method makes it easier for parents and children to accept it.
"Today I'm in Charge" tells the story of Fan Wanzi, accompanied by several classmates, who went to the vegetable market to buy food. Their journey to buy food was really "unexpected". They first encountered a bakery, a grilled sausage shop, and then a toy store. After three encounters in three stores, Fan Wanzi only had enough money left to buy a few tomatoes and eggs. Unfortunately, the eggs "died", and in the end the tomatoes couldn't survive alone, and they all fell into the "tiger's mouth" one after another. This story makes people understand that when children grow up, growing up freely and happily can cultivate their cheerful character and positive and optimistic attitude.
Reader comments
I quite hate the little boys who scare Fan Wanzi in the story. Why are they so naughty! But it also made me understand that children need freedom and happiness to grow up, and we need to encourage them to explore the world. This book not only made the children happy, but also reminded me of my own childhood. What a great book!
I quite hate the little boys who scare Fan Wanzi in the story. Why are they so naughty! But it also made me understand that children need freedom and happiness to grow up, and we need to encourage them to explore the world. This book not only made the children happy, but also reminded me of my own childhood. What a great book!