LEVADA, EU? E OUTRAS HISTÓRIAS DIVERTIDAS

In Levada, eu? E outras histórias, Ruth Rocha delights us with fun stories starring very lively and clever children. The book opens the Foi sem Querer! collection, in which Miguel and Pedro’s grandmother tells the adventures of other boys and girls who get into all kinds of mischief. You know when you accidentally do something naughty, but in a way that feels like you did it on purpose? Well, you'll meet two experts: Juju and the girl who wasn’t crazy, oops, the girl who wasn’t that crazy. They are the charismatic protagonists of these four stories that will have you laughing out loud: “A menina que não era maluquinha” lives near the famous character created by Ziraldo, the one who wears a pot on his head. But just to be clear, she doesn't like being compared to the Menino Maluquinho. In “As cartas de Juju”, the girl invents all sorts of excuses to skip school, even writing letters. Then, in “Levada, eu?”, the story that gives the book its title, Juju plays a big trick on her parents: imagine several alarm clocks going off at midnight... And in “Mais uma da menina que não era maluquinha”, the girl manages to make even the school principal laugh! Ruth Rocha, with much joy, once again captivates with her insight into the nature of children. Bruna Assis Brasil adds even more fun with her modern and cheerful illustrations! A book that entertains the little ones and even makes the most serious adults remember their childhood mischief.