BOYS WILL BE BOYS

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The narrative centers around Miss Gamla, who harbors a deep disdain for boys, considering them pests alongside animals that disrupt her garden. Despite the boys being innocent and merely playful, their lively antics disturb her peace, particularly during her afternoon naps. The story captures the humorous tension between the carefree nature of childhood and the grumpy disposition of an elderly woman, highlighting themes of mischief and misunderstanding in a charmingly whimsical setting.