This is the gift that children don't like

homework

@youless (112742)

Guangzhou, China

February 15, 2017 9:21pm CST

I always think that all gifts are appreciated. But I am wrong when I watched an online video. A child was happy and excited to see a big box of gift. It had beautiful wrapping paper. However, when he opened it, he was angry and left. There are a lot of homework books inside

I can understand this child's feeling. Perhaps his parents think that it is a great gift but obviously it is not appreciated by their child at all

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@JudyEv (346553)

• Rockingham, Australia

16 Feb 17

He must have been bitterly disappointed to find school books in his parcel.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

If I received a gift like that, I would be disappointed, too.

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@LadyDuck (472492)

• Switzerland

16 Feb 17

I hope there was at least one gift that he appreciated.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

17 Feb 17

Except for the homework

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

17 Feb 17

@LadyDuck It is very normal

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@LadyDuck (472492)

• Switzerland

17 Feb 17

@youless I can still remember that I did not like homework either when I was a student.

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@infatuatedbby (94912)

• United States

16 Feb 17

Yes.. not all children are a fan of books =) My nephew is though!!

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

They are not just books, they are actually the homework

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@infatuatedbby (94912)

• United States

16 Feb 17

@youless oh yes I wouldn't like that too much lol

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (62883)

• Centralia, Washington

16 Feb 17

That sounds mean.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

It can spoil the mood.

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (62883)

• Centralia, Washington

16 Feb 17

@youless Poor kid has the right to pout.

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@shshiju (10342)

• Cochin, India

16 Feb 17

People always thinks of toys. When we were at his age I think the same thing will happen.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

17 Feb 17

It is fine to be books, many books are interesting. As to the homework, I think it is a terrible gift even if I am a parent today

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@shshiju (10342)

• Cochin, India

17 Feb 17

@youless Exactly see things in both side is wise

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@syeow1 (5137)

• India

16 Feb 17

Oh poor child.i understand his feeling s.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

There must be something wrong with his parents

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@syeow1 (5137)

• India

16 Feb 17

@youless no parents always right.they like to mould there child according to their view.

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@KrauseHome (36445)

• United States

19 Feb 17

Personally there is a time and a place for something like this, but calling it a gift and wrapping it up. It would be upsetting to most.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

19 Feb 17

Yeah, this gift is rather disappointing.

@hoong143 (1397)

• Malaysia

19 Feb 17

Maybe the child is taught not to like homework or exercise book. But, my son likes it very much.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

19 Feb 17

Hard to believe

@allknowing (141006)

• India

16 Feb 17

Those are not gifts. Those are punishments

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

I totally agree with you

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@jstory07 (141878)

• Roseburg, Oregon

16 Feb 17

Poor child did not think that was a gift at all.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

What a terrible gift

@PatZAnthony (14749)

• Charlotte, North Carolina

16 Feb 17

That really is not something the average child would appreciate, is it?

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

I doubt whether there will be a child who likes it

@franxav (13951)

• India

16 Feb 17

Which child would like home work and homework books?

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

No one

@shaynas (5487)

• India

16 Feb 17

Ha ha, i am sure such gifts are not appreciated! May be they would have chosen some story aor activity books instead :)

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

It really spoils the mood to receive such kind of gift.

@Linda1234 (4712)

• Houston, Texas

16 Feb 17

Those are not the gifts what the boy wants. He was so sad and angry.

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

Yes, it is reasonable for him to think so

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@averygirl72 (38438)

• Philippines

16 Feb 17

That's funny but I'll have a bad mood too if I don't get what I really want

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@youless (112742)

• Guangzhou, China

16 Feb 17

I feel the same.

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