★ A delightful children's series that blends vivid fantasy, humorous everyday life, and themes of self-discovery. Set within a joyful world filled with minor mishaps, it explores the small yet significant challenges of growing up.

★ The stories seamlessly weave wildly imaginative elements (like flowers sprouting from mouths or drinking invisibility potions) with warm, relatable details of family and school life, perfectly capturing the inner desires shared by children worldwide.

★ Suitable for readers aged 7-12.

This series consists of 4 books:
"The Girl Who Sprouted Flowers from Her Mouth"
"Suspicious Candy"
"Treasure Hunt on an Alien Planet"
"The Boy Who Drank the Invisibility Potion"

Everyone's childhood may taste different, but almost every child secretly wishes for things like magical candy, a time-travel elevator, a switcheroo device, a fruit-dog, or a mom-exchanger to make their dreams come true.

Wang Xiaoguai thinks exactly the same.
Who is Wang Xiaoguai?—Nicknamed the "Three-Second Blunder," he's a fourth-grader in Class 6 at Shell School. His grades are less than stellar, he's playful by nature, and he's got a bit of a clever streak. He's highly imaginative and loves unconventional ideas.

At school, he's often teased by his quirky group of "best friends." At home, he's frequently scolded by his mom for his constant mistakes. Consequently, he's always looking for external "magic tools" to change his less-than-ideal situation. But things rarely go as planned, often spiraling in uncontrollable and hilarious directions, securing his throne as the ultimate "Blunder King."

In this story, what kind of adventures do you think await him?

Liu Fangfang

Liu Fangfang is a member of both the China Writers Association and the China Science Writers Association. She is an accomplished author and seasoned editor-in-chief with significant achievements in both children's literature and science fiction. She serves as a committee member of the Science Fiction Committee for the China Science Education Film and Television Association, an expert for the National Middle School Student Science & Sci-Fi Writing Competition, and the Executive Deputy Director and Secretary-General of the Science Fiction Committee for the Shaanxi Science Writers Association, actively promoting science education, science fiction, and growth education for young people.

Her writing career is distinguished by numerous accolades: her full-length children's science fiction work was selected for the Shaanxi Provincial Publicity Department's Key Literary Projects; she has personally received the Global Chinese Children's Science Fiction Nebula Award; her popular science works have won third prize and an individual contribution award at the "Kelei Cup" jointly organized by the China Science Education Film and Television Association and the National Radio and Television Administration, as well as the Shaanxi Provincial Outstanding Popular Science Works third prize and the Annual Top Ten Popular Science Books Award.

Her major representative works include Meow, I'm My Seven-Year-Old Mom's Cat, The Natural Code of the Mushroom Planet, and Last Stand on Titan. Her writing spans realistic children's literature and children's science fiction, showcasing a broad creative vision and solid narrative skill.

Change, Change, Change! The Great Identity Shuffle
Self-Created Math Poem
Taking It Too Far, Little Troublemaker
Fun Quiz—Reading Personality from Sleeping Positions
The Girl Who Sprouted Flowers from Her Mouth
Self-Created Math Poem
My Future Classmates Are Terrifying
Fun Quiz—What's Your Creativity Score?
The Teacher Who Defeated the Number Demon King
Self-Created Math Poem
The Magical Stickers
Fun Quiz—How Shy Are You?
The Boy Who Shuttled Through Parallel Space
Self-Created Math Poem
The Chinese Characters That Fled to Outer Space
Fun Quiz—How Long Can You Keep a Secret?