Standing on the shoulders of giants book set

※Features of book set [Standing on the Shoulders of Giants] Book Set Children’s reading ability equals future competitiveness Classic readers are the best enlightenment for cultivating literary literacy The themes are rich and diverse. Follow the protagonist in the book and move forward bravely. Embark on a journey to pursue the dream of freedom and witness humanity 【World Masterpieces】Series Features Selecting wonderful stories from 10 countries including Canada and the United States, children can not only enter the plot and experience growth and adventure with the characters, but also experience the span of time and space, the changes in culture and landscape. This series of books will become a wonderful reading experience for children and is the best book that children cannot miss. 【Masterpieces】Selected Series A collection of classic literature, worth reading again and again! This series selects best-selling masterpieces from all over the world. After years of refinement and refinement, they continue to shine in the eyes of generations of readers. They are excellent books that children must read to enlighten their literary literacy. The masters observed life and society with a clear eye, described human nature with rich literary talent, and wrote stories that best reflected real life. The fascinating plot and popular characters will deeply move and inspire children, instilling the love, courage and wisdom needed for every innocent heart on the road to growth. ※Content introduction A world-famous book that affects children's lives: Little War Horse The "little war horse" that runs fast, has a nimble mind, and is strong and brave is not actually a horse, but a jackrabbit. It could always escape the pursuit of hunting dogs, but during a hare hunt, it was caught by people and sent to a dog racing track, where it struggled to survive every day. How can it regain its freedom and return to the endless prairie? Facing the cruel and dangerous human world, animals show tenacity, intelligence and loyalty, full of wisdom and dignity of life. This book contains a total of five works: "Long-eared Rabbit "Little War Horse"", "Wolf King Luobo", "Puppy Dog Bingo", "Grouse "Red-necked Hair"", and "Old Fox "Scarface"". A world famous book that affects children's lives: The Adventures of the Naughty Child Riding on canoes and rafts, the wild boy Ke and the black slave Jim tried to break away from the shackles of ethics and escape from the shackles of the civilized world and slavery. As they traveled down the Mississippi River, they encountered two liars who called themselves "King" and "Duke" and got into all kinds of trouble. During this thrilling voyage, can Ke observe human nature, distinguish right from wrong, use his own choices, wit and bravery to help the deceived, and finally help himself and Jim gain true freedom? Let us follow in his footsteps and embark on a great adventure to pursue freedom and witness humanity! The Story of Lena Fox: The Extraordinary Life of a Clever Fox Because Fox Lena accidentally rescued the Lion King, he was promoted from a citizen to a baron and was granted residence in a magnificent castle in Mapeidu. After that, he deliberately approached those powerful animals in an attempt to bring them down and establish an equal country. After wallowing in the upper class for a while, Lennar got to know some powerful people, such as the male wolf Yesenggren, the tabby cat Tippett, the rooster Chantacre, the Lion King's confidant Bear Bren and other animals, and even met the Lion King and the Lion Queen. He is also a very familiar old friend. Step by step, he launched a revenge plan against the nobles who usually persecuted the people. However, he was framed by his enemies and the Lion King no longer favored him. Can Lena break through the siege and defeat the evil forces that have existed for a long time? The Beggar Prince: A Curious Adventure of Role Reversal Tom, who lives in the "Garbage Compound", is a beggar who makes a living by begging. Edward, who was born on the same day as him, is a noble prince that everyone holds in the palm of his hand. By chance, the two met each other and unexpectedly exchanged identities. Tom realized his "king's dream" and lived a pampered life in the palace. He was compassionate by nature and implemented benevolent policies and cared about the lives of the people at the bottom. Although Edward became a being like a mouse crossing the street, he was lucky enough to meet someone with a sense of justice. Hunton rescued him from danger again and again. What insights will this series of horrific encounters bring to the real prince? Can Edward successfully uncover the truth and regain his throne? ※About the author Ernest. Thompson. Seton (Ernest Thompson Seton, 1860~1946) Writer, wildlife artist, naturalist, and co-founder of the Boy Scouts of America. He has loved nature since he was a child and often records every detail of birds and animals in the forest and wilderness. In 1898, he published "The Animals of Seton", which included many stories published in his magazine, causing a sensation. Seton is good at describing the lives of animals in a biographical way. His compassion and the value of equality and fraternity are respected by the world as the "father of animal literature." mark. Mark Twain (1835-1910) In addition to being a novelist, the American writer is also a famous humorist and speaker. With his humor, wit and fame, he is one of the most famous people in the United States. His works are numerous and have a strong Native American style. His writing style is exaggerated and direct. He is best at describing life-documentary adventure stories. He combines rich humor, solid narrative and critical reflection on society, and is very popular among readers of all sizes. Mrs. H. Gillio The original text of "The Story of Lena Fox" was a Latin story poem from around the 10th and 11th centuries AD. It was later revised into a combined poem composed of twenty-seven fables. French writer M. H. Influenced by "Aesop's Fables" and based on the collection of fables that were popular among the people at that time, Mrs. Girot wrote "The Story of Lena Fox" which is still widely loved today.