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http://no-sword.jp/botchan/ at the bottom of this article is appropriate. It's basically just a link to a sample of the first chapter of Botchan and the rest...

Image:Botchan.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation...

becomes 'tchi', and so 'chu' 'tchu', cho tcho, cha tcha (like the novel 'Botchan': ぼっちゃん). So that means there are 20 kana that it can be put in front of...

compound words). In other use, bō means a young boy (botchan is a synonym used more frequently, e.g., "Botchan" of Natsume Soseki). Though, notice that Kuribon...

New York Times. Retrieved 20 March 2015. Baltimore, David; Berg, Paul; Botchan, Dana; Charo, R. Alta; Church, George; Corn, Jacob E.; Daley, George Q...

is also a slang for a mischievous or roguish person. Thus in the novel "Botchan", by Natsume Soseki, the character who in the English version is known...

neko de aru (I Am a Cat). Natsume Sōseki also wrote the famous novels Botchan and Kokoro (1914). Shiga Naoya, the so called "god of the novel," and Mori...

Indeed -- I had some fun slogging through a chunk of Natsume Sōseki's Botchan, which was written before the spelling reforms and has all kinds of fun...

what is officially said. By the way, english fantranslations, such as Botchan_Bird's, render it as "She is one quarter German and Japanese, but her nationality...