[Mekawa Culture] Fine-quality interline set

※This set contains a total of 2 classics: mark. Mark Twain: The Adventures of Tom & Bratts Fantasy Wonderland: Alice in Wonderland & Peter. Pan ※brief introduction "mark. Twain" contains two books "The Adventures of Tom" Tom is the most naughty and charming boy. Being punished to paint the wall made other children willing to work for him. He obtained the Bible that he had to study hard to obtain without any effort. Planned a funeral with friends, leaving family members heartbroken. He is naughty and mischievous, but he will also step forward at critical moments to resolve injustice and seek justice! Let’s take a look at Tom’s ups and downs in his daily life. How did he go from being a naughty child in everyone’s eyes to becoming a little hero that everyone admires? "The Adventures of the Naughty Boy" Gram, an orphan who doesn't like being bound by family and rules, and Jim, a black friend who wants to find freedom and return to his hometown. While traveling down the Mississippi River, I met two liars who called themselves "King" and "Duke". Trouble ensued, moral and ethical struggles, and the plight of friends being kidnapped and sold. How should Gram solve this series of troubles? What changes will Tom's joining bring? Can Jim finally return to his hometown smoothly? "Fantasy Wonderland" contains two books "Alice in Wonderland" Rabbits in strange costumes and chaotic shapes, a mysterious rabbit hole with no bottom. This fall caused Alice, who was very curious, to fall into a fantasy and mysterious dream world. The body suddenly grows and shrinks, the pool of tears accumulates; the animals that speak human words, the elusive Cheshire cat; the tea party that never ends, the croquet game where life and death are on the line. What other wonderful things will Alice encounter in this magical world? "Peter. Pan》 Peter. Pan took Wendy and her brothers to Neverland. What kind of place is Neverland? You won't get hungry, you won't grow up with time, you can play every day, and there are countless adventures waiting for you. There are lost children, magical fairies, Indians, mermaids and the famous Captain Hook! At the end of the story, will the children choose to stay on the island and be free and carefree forever? Or do you miss your parents and return home, facing the responsibilities of adulthood calmly? ※About the Author mark. Mark Twain (1835~1910) My real name is Sam. Longhorn. Clemens, "Mark Twain" is his common pen name. A well-known American writer and a famous humorist and speaker. mark. Twain's works have a strong native American style, his writing style is exaggerated and direct, and he is good at describing life documentary adventure stories. His humorous narratives are deeply reflective and critical, and he is full of a sense of social justice. Therefore, he is known as the "Lincoln in literature." He is also regarded as the writer who best represents the spirit of American democracy, so he is also honored as the "Father of American Literature." . Louis. Lewis Carroll (1832~1898) His real name is Charles. Lutwidge. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, although he was deaf in one ear, suffered from stuttering and whooping cough, he showed amazing wisdom from an early age. Good at socializing and telling stories, he later served as a professor of mathematics and logic at Oxford University, and was accomplished in novels, fairy tales, and poetry. He was a famous British literary writer. James. Matthew. James Matthew Barrie (1860~1937) The famous Scottish novelist and playwright has loved reading, writing and drama since childhood. Because he grew up in the Victorian era, which coincided with the expansion of British colonial voyages, under the background of this era, he had the opportunity to understand pirates and aborigines. . In his early days, he used Scottish life as the theme and successively wrote works such as "Pastoral Life", "Screen Door", "Good Street" and "The Reverend Critten"; in the field of script writing, he wrote "Ibsen's Ghost". ", "Walker, London" and "Little White Bird", etc., and Peter. Pan's first appearance was in "Little White Bird".