Botchan, Paperback

An undisputed modern Japanese classic, this novel narrates the adventures of Botchan, who is sent as a teacher to a rural school located in the remote island of Shikoku. In his new post he will encounter a series of unusual characters, but above all he will be forced to face a horde of feral children who are devoted to making his life miserable."Un clasico moderno japones, esta novela narra las aventuras de Botchan, quien es asignado como maestro a una escuela rural en la isla remota de Shikoku. En esta nueva posicion, se enfrentara a toda una serie de personajes peculiares, pero, mas que nada, tendra que lidiar con una muchedumbre de ninos salvajes dedicados a hacerle la vida imposible.""

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