Vanilla Is Not a Stupid Child Reading Review Detailed 600 words

In this book, the heroine is named Vanilla, and she has just finished her senior class and entered first grade. Once, she went to the garden and found a pink mantis, and asked Aunt Mai, "You will know after you enter first grade," Aunt Mai replied. Vanilla broke the casserole and asked, "Do you know everything about first grade?" "What a stupid kid. There are countless things to learn in the world," Aunt Mai said proudly. In order to prove that she was not a stupid child, she lay down in the grass to look at the distinctive praying mantis. Aunt Mai, who saw her doing this, said she was a wild child, but Vanilla's mother still liked her. Dad was going to the other side of the sea. Vanilla had never seen the sea. Dad took photos as gifts for Vanilla and his brother Xiangyan. They went to the Raindrops concert and saw The Birds. And Vanilla almost became the princess in the Dragon Palace, but ended up getting her room wet. She learned a lot of things and had a sweet kitten.

This book tells me that every child is the same. o(gt;﹏lt;)oDon’t be like Aunt Mai, who is not good at discovering the advantages of others. Vanilla's strengths are that she is childlike, studious, and tolerant of others... although she always gets into trouble.