Immerse yourself in the sea of ​​books

※Features of book set Immerse yourself in the sea of books On a sultry summer afternoon, have you ever wanted to jump into the sea of words and swim in it? Let's take a humorous trip back to Mississippi with Mark Twain See how Kipling's life-changing self-trial And Verne will take you to explore unknown areas and limits Three hardcover books and six stories by literary masters Hardcover with gilded text, a lightweight book to take with you. Paired with parent-child reading worksheets, you can take your reading with you wherever you go. ※Content introduction mark. Mark Twain: The Adventures of Tom & Bratts "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 he went from being a naughty child in everyone’s eyes to becoming a popular villain. 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? Jules. Jules Gabriel Verne: Journey to the Center of the Earth & Around the World in Eighty Days "Journey to the Center of the Earth" German geology professor Lidenbrock accidentally obtained an ancient book recording the Rune code. His nephew Asek deciphered its contents and discovered a huge event that could shock the world: someone has been to the center of the earth and returned safely! What's inside the earth's core? Strong curiosity and desire to explore for knowledge prompted the uncle and nephew to go to Iceland where the clues guided them, and met the smart and brave guide Hans. The steep and dangerous mountains of Iceland, the intricate tunnels in the crater, the sense of near-death due to lack of water, the panic of three people getting separated, the magnificence of the underground sea, the fierce battles between sea beasts... How many surprises and surprises will this journey bring? Stimulate? Can they successfully reach the center of the earth? How many tricky dilemmas will you encounter along the way? How can the three of them return to the ground safely? "Around the World in Eighty Days" The British gentleman Mr. Fogg is a man of rules and regulations, and his control of time is as accurate as clockwork. But this time Mr. Fogg was different. He bet all his property in the club that he could travel around the world in eighty days! In the 19th century, when there were no airplanes, Mr. Fokker could only rely on his precise control of time to arrange the journey along the way, including trains, ships, pilot boats, and even elephants! Various means of transportation take turns. Not everything was going as planned during the journey, including storms at sea, brave burial rituals to save his wife, court prosecutions by Indian monks, American Indians robbing trains, and the mysterious disappearance of his servant Passepartout... Can Mr. Fogg finally save the day? Successfully span the four continents of Europe, Africa, Asia and the United States? Or if the eighty-day limit is exceeded, all the family property will be lost, and it will be a regrettable failure? Rudyard. Rudyard Kipling: The Jungle Book & The Rest of the World "Jungle Story" The boy Mowgli was raised by wolves, who were his parents and brothers, bears and panthers were his teachers, and pythons were his loyal friends. He grew up under the guidance and protection of the beasts and learned various skills. and the law of the jungle. Mowgli and his jungle friends escaped from the monkey people, killed the evil tiger Shere Khan, and outsmarted the jackal army... Jungle life is exciting and exciting. Until one day he walked out of the forest and entered human society. He found his mother and felt her love. However, being raised by wild beasts, he was like an alien in the eyes of humans and was not accepted by the residents. But as a human being, he still longs for the love of a human mother. Faced with the malice from his own race, how should Mowgli deal with it? How does he make a choice between the king of the jungle and the identity of a human being? "The Rest of the Furious Sea" The arrogant and willful prince Wei accidentally fell into the water due to his willfulness and carelessness while boarding a luxury cruise ship. When he woke up again, he was lying on the fishing boat "Na Na" filled with the smell of fish. This fall caused his life to fall from a happy life to a magnificent and strange world. Wei, who was eager to go home but could not prove his identity, had no noble status or money to rely on, so he could only live on the fishing boat that he had despised in the past, eating and living with the fishermen, and for a monthly salary of ten dollars, he stayed on the fishing boat. Cleaning and fishing on the boat. What impact will this adventure and earth-shaking life experience have on Wei? How did he transform from an arrogant and willful boy into a strong and reliable leader? ※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." . Jules. Jules Gabriel Verne (1828~1905) Jules. Verne was a French novelist, naturalist and popular science writer. He wrote more than 60 science fiction novels in his life and is known as the "Father of Science Fiction". In France, to commemorate the centenary of his death, 2005 is designated as the Year of Verne. Verne was passionate about research and committed to the pursuit of scientific truth. He loved traveling and was full of romantic imagination. His writing was fluent, his storylines were humorous, and he was good at creating exciting adventure plots. He is the French writer whose works have been translated the most. Rudyard. Rudyard Kipling (1865~1936) Rudyard. Kipling is the youngest person in history to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. Born in Bombay, India in 1865, he was sent to a British boarding school with his sister when he was 6 years old. However, this experience was not happy and was very different from his free and happy childhood in India. His childhood experiences influenced Kipling's future creative style. He would express his care for children through his works, and was good at describing stories set in India, depicting the Indian scenery and life he was familiar with as if he were personally there.