Metamorphosis Overture Book Set

※Features of book set Metamorphosis Overture Book Set Follow Peter Pan and the Brave Girls for a hearty adventure The spirit that makes any wish come true is right in front of you, how to make a decision? Experience the pain of transformation and the true meaning of growth with you 【Collection Literature】Features ◆ Selected classic literature, each book has two classic stories. ◆ Appendix story study sheet, reviewing the story content and extended thoughts, and inserting it into the inner world of the story characters 【Masterpieces】Selected Series A collection of classic literature, worth reading again and again! This series selects best-selling classics 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 fantasy wonderland "Alice in Wonderland" Rabbits in strange costumes and chaotic shapes, as well as a mysterious bottomless rabbit hole. This fall caused the curious Alice 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? brave girl "The Diary of Anne Frank" During World War II, a Jewish girl named Anne was hiding in a secret room with her family. Frank usually likes 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; Describe 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. "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. Sand Spirit While their parents were away from home, the five children ran to play in a Stone pit near their new home. Unexpectedly, they accidentally dug up a mysterious sand fairy. It has existed on this earth since tens of millions of years ago and can fulfill any wish. The children were so excited that they couldn't wait to make all kinds of wishes to the Sand Fairy. However, whether they were sincere wishes or unintentional hopes, they all got into a difficult dilemma. To make matters worse, the Sand Fairy eventually grew impatient with the children and refused to help them get their wishes back! How on earth are these children supposed to solve the troubles they have caused? Will the angry sand fairy show mercy and help them? Christmas carols Shi Guji lived in cold and damp London. He was penniless and unkind to others. Even beggars were unwilling to beg from him. Just before Christmas, his late partner Marley suddenly appeared in front of him and warned him not to end up in the same miserable end as him after his death because he was greedy for money. After that, three ghosts representing the past, present and future visited one after another, leading Shi Guji to watch various things that had happened and would happen in the future. After experiencing this incredible adventure, what enlightenment will Shi Guji get from it? Can he reverse the future and start a new 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. 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". 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. Edith. Edith Nesbit (1858~1924) British writer and poet. Edith's sister's fiancé was a poet. Through him, Edith met many famous writers, which made her develop a strong interest in poetry. In order to earn money for her family, Edith began to contribute continuously and published her first poem, "Bastabul Christmas Carol", in 1876. Edith wrote many works throughout her life, and although she valued her books for adults, it was her children's literature that made her famous. Charles． Dickens (Charles Dickens, 1812~1870) British litterateur. His father was imprisoned due to debt problems, and the family moved to a prison cell with his father. As a result, Dickens was sent to work as an apprentice in a shoe shop. Perhaps after experiencing these rough days and experiencing the warmth and ups and downs of human nature, his subsequent works Often focusing on the lives of those at the bottom of society. His novel "A Piece of Meat's Remaining Life" exactly reflects his tragic experience.