Call of the living set

Human love, hope and fear are no different from those of animals. Like sunlight, they originate from the same source and end up in the same place. -John Moore ★The work that won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1911 has remained influential even after a century. ★The first female writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, a Swedish fantasy travelogue written especially for children ★French "Le Monde" selected into the "Top 100 Novels of the 20th Century" ★Citizens VS nobles, the animal kingdom fighting openly and secretly ※Introduction A world famous book that affects children's life: The Blue Bird It is said that as long as you find the blue bird, you will be happy. But where is the bluebird? In order to help the sick neighbor girl, the little brothers Didier and Mydel, under the guidance of the fairy Belle, embarked on a journey to find the blue bird. The story gradually unfolds from the journey of the two little brothers and sisters to find the blue bird. Accompanied by cats, dogs, and elves of water, fire, bread, and sugar, they walked through one fantasy country after another - in the "Land of Memories" Seeing their deceased grandparents, facing the test of fear in the "Night Palace" of the goddess of the night, witnessing the misfortune of indulgent enjoyment in the "Happy Garden"...gain and loss, a series of disappointments and setbacks, they can find the simple and kind-hearted people Happy bluebird? And what is true happiness? A world-famous book that affects children's lives: Travels by Riding a Goose Niels, who is usually naughty and mischievous, was turned into a dwarf as big as his thumb because he did not abide by the agreement with the elf. Due to some strange combination of circumstances, he flew into the sky on a gander and joined the migrating geese, embarking on an unknown adventure. While soaring in the sky and admiring the beautiful scenery, you have to face the threat of foxes that follow you everywhere. Nils and his companions shared weal and woe and never gave up. With a heart to help others, they rescued geese bitten by foxes and mallards captured by humans. With their perseverance and fearless courage, they helped eagles and ganders regain their freedom. ...Can the dwarf Niels lift the curse and return to his beloved family as he wishes? 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 living in the upper class for a while, Lennar got to know some powerful people, such as the male wolf Ye Senggren, the tabby cat Tippett, the rooster Chantacre, the Lion King's confidant the dog Bear Brun 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? ※About the Author Maurice Maeterlinck Belgian poet, playwright, essayist, and winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize for Literature. Known as the "Belgian Shakespeare", Maeterlinck has been interested in literature since he was a child. However, because of his father's wishes, he completed his law studies in Belgium and then moved to Paris, France, to officially devote himself to writing. His works are emotionally delicate and full of observation and exploration of life. Selma Lagerlöf Swedish writer, teacher, and the first female winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. He suffered from leg disease since he was a child and had difficulty walking. Accompanied by his tutor, he fell in love with reading. While teaching in middle school, he began to devote himself to literary creation. At the age of 50, he was commissioned by the National Teachers' Union to introduce Swedish geography and customs through an interesting children's book. He endured the pain and traveled over the mountains and ridges to inspect the landscapes and landscapes of various places. He incorporated a large number of folklore and created the educational and entertaining book "Goose Riding". remember". M. H. Madame Giraud 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.