From the red cross on the pinyin book in the first grade to the dim light of the desk lamp in the evening self-study in the senior year, Lin Xiaoxing's twelve years on campus were not full of dramatic dramas, but only small conflicts and warmth at the desk - grabbing erasers with his classmates, and chewing through difficult multiplication tables together; he was blushing because of the wrong question book, and he was blushing because of his companion's "I'll teach you". This is a notebook full of wrong questions and laughter. It is a group of ordinary people on the road of "learning", from strangers to side by side, from clumsy to calm.
Reader comments
Who didn't have an unforgettable classmate in their youth? This book is like a replica of a youth memory book. Every detail about the snacks passed around in class, the panic when the teacher called on someone, and the little people secretly drawn is so real that I want to cry. It is a good book that can awaken memories of youth.
This "Notes on Deskmates of Youth" is like an old key stained with soda, opening up the time hidden in the desk. The heartbeats when passing notes, the laughter of grabbing snacks during class, and the foolishness of secretly drawing little people in the textbooks are all turned into warm words by the author. There are no gorgeous words, but it is full of warm details. After reading it, I felt like I had just clinked a glass of orange soda with my old classmate, and my eyes were filled with sweetness.
It's a very good campus novel. After reading it, I couldn't help but remember that when I was still on campus, I would have unforgettable classmates or tablemates. We would go to the toilet together during class, go to the canteen to buy snacks together, pass notes and other things. After reading full of memories, it is very well written. I recommend it to everyone!
This is a campus youth novel with a youthful atmosphere, exciting plot, and delicate writing style. Please support it. The author keeps updating, looking forward to the next story.
The new author of pure campus novels is asking for attention and interaction.
"Notes from a Classmate of Youth" uses delicate and real writing to restore the warm daily life of twelve years on campus. There is no bloody plot, only the small joy of grabbing erasers and chewing on multiplication tables, and the tender moment of "I will teach you" next to the wrong answer book. It is like a youth memory book full of laughter and red crosses, allowing us to find our own campus memories in ordinary details. It is a healing and easy-to-read sweet novel about youth.
Who didn't have an unforgettable classmate in their youth? This book is like a replica of a youth memory book. Every detail about the snacks passed around in class, the panic when the teacher called on someone, and the little people secretly drawn is so real that I want to cry. It is a good book that can awaken memories of youth.
This "Notes on Deskmates of Youth" is like an old key stained with soda, opening up the time hidden in the desk. The heartbeats when passing notes, the laughter of grabbing snacks during class, and the foolishness of secretly drawing little people in the textbooks are all turned into warm words by the author. There are no gorgeous words, but it is full of warm details. After reading it, I felt like I had just clinked a glass of orange soda with my old classmate, and my eyes were filled with sweetness.
It's a very good campus novel. After reading it, I couldn't help but remember that when I was still on campus, I would have unforgettable classmates or tablemates. We would go to the toilet together during class, go to the canteen to buy snacks together, pass notes and other things. After reading full of memories, it is very well written. I recommend it to everyone!
This is a campus youth novel with a youthful atmosphere, exciting plot, and delicate writing style. Please support it. The author keeps updating, looking forward to the next story.
The new author of pure campus novels is asking for attention and interaction. "Notes from a Classmate of Youth" uses delicate and real writing to restore the warm daily life of twelve years on campus. There is no bloody plot, only the small joy of grabbing erasers and chewing on multiplication tables, and the tender moment of "I will teach you" next to the wrong answer book. It is like a youth memory book full of laughter and red crosses, allowing us to find our own campus memories in ordinary details. It is a healing and easy-to-read sweet novel about youth.