【Award-Winning Book Set】Little House in the Big Woods & The Good Soldier Švejk

【Product Specifications】 EAN NO:4717011691122 Series: World Classics, Masterpieces Format: Paperback / 340 pages / 17×23×2.4 cm / General Audiences / Full Color Printing Publication Origin: Taiwan 【Sample Content】 Little House in the Big Woods Seasons of Change X The Beauty of Nature A Simple, Rustic, Primitive Life Laura's family lives in the vast Wisconsin woods, where they must farm diligently and trade furs for sustenance, all while staying alert to the movements of wild animals. Though this life might seem arduous to outsiders, through the eyes of five-year-old Laura, everything is new and fascinating. In spring, as the snow melts and life awakens, it's time to head into town; in summer, the heat calls for both farming and enjoying delicious honey; in autumn, as the weather cools, they must quickly harvest ripe crops to prepare for winter; and in winter, with its biting cold, it's the perfect time to listen to Pa tell stories and play the violin by the fireplace. Children, open the book now and join Laura in experiencing a colorful pioneer life! The Good Soldier Švejk Replace curses with laughter even in the face of harsh injustice! A child's first novel on enlightenment against authority! Švejk, a discharged soldier with a straightforward, boisterous personality, often gets himself into trouble but never seems to mind. When questioned by the secret police, unlike other citizens who remain silent, Švejk speaks nonsensically, as if he partly understands but doesn't quite grasp the implications. Even if accused of treason and imprisoned, he remains carefree. In his mind, there seems to be no hierarchy; he treats power with indifference. His own cleverness leads to delays in work, and he mistakenly wears enemy uniforms, leading to his capture. Yet, in the end, he escapes unscathed while others suffer misfortune. Is he fearless, or genuinely foolish? Does he make the right choices, or is it just his luck? Faced with a series of absurd events that could cost him his life, ordinary people would feel fear and despair, but he laughs them off. Let's join Švejk as he confronts social injustice and hardship with a playful attitude.