Reading the "Emile thief"

I read Kestner's first children's novel, The Emirates.

It tells a real story: Emir is a boy living in a new city in Germany. When he was five years old, his father, the blacksmith master Emperor Shiba, passed away and lived a very simple life with his mother. On this day, the aunt who lived in Berlin, Germany, wrote a letter to invite Emir to Berlin for a holiday. My mother put the hard-working 140 mark in the inner pocket of the Emir jacket and brought him to the grandmother who lived in Berlin. Unexpectedly, a wicked thief on the train stole the 140 mark while he was asleep. In the process of tracking the thief, Emir met a large number of boys in Berlin. The boys were willing to help the Amir to hunt down the thief and start a touching chase...

The Emir finally got back 140 marks through the police. I think the boys in Emile and Berlin are very smart and smart. When the Emir proposed that the 140 mark had a small hole that was ordered by a certain needle, at that time, the thief was actually recruited. Really happy for them. At this time, I know that the pin also has its use. No matter how small or unobtrusive things are, it has its advantages. Their language expressions are very funny and humorous, like: "If you must do this, you are a 'little rich man'!", "You still like a monkey!" The little hat shouted, "You touch my car again." , we will break off, understand?". The humorous sentences made me very happy to read, and the plot of catching the thief made me feel very excited. Looking at this book is like watching a movie. I will never forget the situation and appearance.

The third grade of the whole country of Futian District, Shenzhen: Lin Yu