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- Title: Sunshine Sister Carnival All 12 Volumes
- Pricing: 192 yuan
- Publisher Name: Tomorrow Publishing House
- Publication time: May 1, 2012
- Author: Wu Meizhen
- Format: 32
- ISBN number: 9787533268275
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Catalog: All 12 volumes
1. Embrace the happy little bear
2. Butterflies fall on tearful palms
3. Meeting a Martian girl
4. You are my brother
5. The girl sitting next to me with mint candies
6. Simply liking you
7. Jelly floating in the sky
8. Yilan Flower Girl
9. The Most Beautiful Summer
10. The Call Under the Wish Tree
11. Mermaids Singing on the Other Shore
12. Sky blue balcony









Author's Profile
Wu Meizhen, a visiting writer of the China Writers Association and a promoter of children's reading and writing, likes simplicity and sincerity, cherishing childhood and youth. She has opened a "Sunshine Sister" hotline in multiple children's newspapers across the country and is one of the founders of the well-known youth book brand "Flower Clothes". She is the main creator and editor of the "Sunshine Sister" book series, which has published more than 70 children's books in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Her representative works include the "Sunshine Sister Little Study" series, the "Classmate Enemy" series, and the "Sunshine Sister Carnival" series. It has repeatedly appeared on the bestseller list for children's books and has won awards such as the National Excellent Bestseller Award, Bingxin Children's Book Award, Dandelion Children's Book Award from the Ministry of Culture, and National Excellent Children's Book Award from the General Administration of Press and Publication. The work has been selected multiple times by the General Administration of Press and Publication and education departments across the country to recommend excellent books to primary and secondary school students.
Online trial reading of some chapters
When school was over, the school gate was filled with adults. Their faces showed signs of exhaustion and impatience, but their eyes suddenly shone brightly. Because we carried backpacks and lined up like obedient little fish to leave the classroom. When we walk out the door, everyone will wander around like scattered fish. Except for me, those little fish all have an adult's embrace waiting for them to swim in. I know there won't be a mother among those adults with open mouths and hopeful faces. But I have my brown bear doll, which is waiting for me on the other side of the road. At the moment when I was about to leave the door, I secretly prayed in my heart: Xue Jia's grandfather and Abin's mother, you must come! I saw Ah Bin was cut off by his mother's hands. "You son of a bitch, you want to run away again!" His mother was tall and strong, with a small black bag on her back. She talked like a train, rumbling. A Bin, who was thin and small, was held in his mother's arms and stared at me viciously. Encountering my gaze, Abin clenched his fist in the right hand and threatened me twice. I bit my lower lip, glanced at him, and quickly averted my gaze. At that moment, I was pushed hard by someone behind me, and with a bang, I threw my head onto a boy wearing glasses next to me. He is very fat and has a soft body. I lay on top of him, feeling like I was lying in a puddle of mud, unable to get up. His eyes looked at me in surprise through the glass lenses in the black frame. And I also looked at him in surprise, because his eyes looked extremely strange behind the lenses, very big. A burst of malicious laughter echoed around. Hello, are you okay? "The chubby boy helped me with a concerned tone. I finally stood up straight, shyly avoiding his gaze and looking ahead - the man who had just pushed me was wearing a blue gray shirt. He was holding a beautiful girl in a princess dress, completely unaware that I was almost pushed down by him. Haha, are you okay? "" Hehe, Fatty asked the mute, are you okay? "The mocking voice behind him sounded again clearly, and every word was like a knife cutting through my heart. 'Mute' is their contemptuous term for me, because the teacher screamed loudly at me many times: 'You're mute, you're mute, you're mute?' Damn it! I walked quickly forward, my backpack tapping against my back.