Take the first step book set

※Features of book set Take the first step book set Explore fantasy worlds and initiate revolutionary action Or go into the forest, observe nature, and explore with animals Just your little step Courage will give you hope 【Collection Literature】Features This is a high-quality hardcover book with a Morandi color cover and gilded text. It is easy to carry and has a full-text light novel layout. It is very convenient to read at home or out. It greatly enhances your image and is a must-have for quality life! ◆ Double enjoyment with one book! Own two fairy tale masterpieces at once! ◆ The appendix is a story study sheet, which reviews the content of the story and extends the thoughts, and pastes it into the inner world of the story characters. ※Content introduction fantasy wonderland "Alice in Wonderland" Rabbits in strange costumes and chaotic shapes, as well as a mysterious bottomless rabbit hole. This fall caused Alice, who was very curious, to fall into a fantasy and mysterious dream world. Bodies that grow and shrink, pools of accumulated tears; animals that speak human words, the elusive Cheshire cat; The never-ending tea party, the croquet game on the line between life and death. 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? That is a place where you will not feel hungry and will not grow up with time. There you can play every day and there are countless adventures waiting for you. 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 will he return home because he misses his parents and face the responsibilities of adulthood calmly? LeDong Forest "Forest News" Whatever we didn't notice, he wrote it down for us. The Russian writer Bianchi uses his meticulous observation and warm writing style to vividly illustrate the chronological changes of spring, summer, autumn and winter in the forest, showing us the interesting natural ecology. How does the domineering and cunning cuckoo monopolize the love of his adoptive parents? What natural wonder is an elephant in the sky? Why does mother rabbit always feed other people's children? There are more rich and interesting natural knowledge waiting for you to discover here! "The Wind in the Willows" Mole, summoned by nature, travels away from home for the first time. He met his thoughtful friend River Rat, his gentle brother Badger, and his fiery Toad. Mole and his friends spend the changing seasons on the bank of the Willow River, eerie wild forest adventures, exciting prison escapes, mysterious and kind fauns... There are novel things waiting for him every day. What exciting adventures will be waiting for them tomorrow? brave girl "The Diary of Anne Frank" During World War II, a Jewish girl who hid in a secret room with her family usually liked to share her inner world and daily life with her closest friend, Kitty (the name Anne gave her diary). In this hidden life in the secret room, Kitty was her best confidant. Anne shared with her the difficult daily life in the secret room; she vented her dissatisfaction and conflicts with her family; she expressed her curiosity and affection for the opposite sex; Explain your dreams and self-reflection after growing up; express your longing for blue sky and freedom due to long-term hiding, and your belief in world peace and human rights equality. The strangeness of the war situation and the constant fear of being discovered did not overwhelm this thirteen-year-old girl. She learned, thought and grew in the imprisoned life, and lived with hope until the day the secret room was discovered. Until the day this diary was discovered, until we witnessed Anne. Today in Frank's extraordinary life. "Helen. Keller A girl who has become deaf-blind due to illness since childhood. She cannot see the colorful world or hear the songs of nature. She can only feel the world through touch. She is imprisoned in a dark and silent world. Fortunately, she meets many people who help her. people. Teacher Sullivan, in particular, has been accompanying her growing up, helping her understand the coldness of the river and the warmth of the human body, constantly spelling words on her palms, and teaching her how to read, learn and communicate. Helen. Keller never stopped learning. She overcame the deaf-blindness barrier and relied on touching her lips with her fingers to understand pronunciation and learn to speak. She could read, write and even completed her studies in school. She used knowledge to light up the dark and quiet world. , with perseverance and unyielding spirit, he overcame psychological and physical obstacles and created an extraordinary life. ※About the author 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. Barrie (James Matthew Barrie, 1860-1937) The famous Scottish novelist and playwright loved reading, writing and drama since childhood. He grew up in the Victorian era, which coincided with the expansion of British colonial voyages. Against 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 Venerable 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". dimension. Vitaly Bianki (1894-1959) Only someone who loves nature like Bianchi can bring readers such lifelike natural literary creations. His father was a biologist, and Bianchi was influenced by him. He loved nature since he was a child and became interested in the knowledge of animals and the mysteries of nature. In addition to taking ornithology as a university major in the Department of Natural Sciences, he also engaged in artistic research on drawing animals and plants. Kenneth. Kenneth Grahame (1859-1932) Graham is a British children's literature writer who works in a bank. He works diligently at his job during the day and goes home to write hard at night. His writing style is delicate and warm, and he once published short works in magazines, and later successively published "The Chronicles of Pagans", "The Golden Age" and "Dream Days". His most famous representative work is "The Wind in the Willows", which features anthropomorphic animals as the protagonist. Anne. Anne Frank (1929-1945) The most widely known victim of the Holocaust was a fifteen-year-old man who left a diary documenting his life in the Netherlands during World War II. This diary not only showcases her outstanding literary talent, but is also a precious historical witness. It records from the perspective of a young girl the mental journey of the Jews when they were persecuted by the Nazis, and the difficult life of having to hide in a secret room without seeing the light of day. Helen. Keller (Helen Keller, 1880~1968) Born in Alabama, USA, in 1880, she became blind and deaf due to an acute brain disease when she was one and a half years old. Therefore, for a while she relied on her own sign language to communicate with her family. It was not until 1887 that she received the assistance of Teacher Sullivan. Under her guidance, she learned sign language and writing, and healed her inner impatience and helplessness caused by her deaf-blindness. In 1890, principal Sarah. Fuller taught her to speak, and with the help of two mentors, Helen. Keller received formal education, and finally completed his studies at Buddhist University with amazing perseverance, becoming the first deaf-blind person in history to obtain a bachelor's degree.