Adults often wonder: why do children like Carlson so much? Nasty, capricious, ill-mannered, always demanding delicious food... This series can be continued indefinitely. Maybe because every moment he is ready to play pranks, and not always innocently? Is the bad influence of the street (in this case the roof) always attractive to children at home? It seems that this is not at all the case. After all, Carlson for the Kid is not an inveterate hooligan and a leader in risky games, but rather a lonely child who needs affection, participation and family warmth. The baby, despite his small age, feels this very well. He feels sorry for Carlson and forgives him a lot. This great book teaches a child love and tolerance for those who are difficult to love.