Fun Reading for All Ages III Set

※ Set Features Fun Reading for All Ages III Set The clash of barbarism and civilization, thrilling survival techniques in a desperate situation. Selected fairy tales that are both meaningful and engaging, subtly imparting life's great lessons. Character education that influences a child for life. [Masterpieces of the Century] Series Specially designed for elementary and middle school students, ensuring classic literature endures. It combines guided reading with post-reading extensions, allowing for a comprehensive appreciation of literary charm. [Bedtime Stories] Series ☆ Fairy Tales X Music = 100% Character Building + 100% Whole Brain Development The [Bedtime Stories] Series is curated for modern, busy parents who wish to spend quality time with their children. It features classic fairy tales that are deeply engaging and paired with classical music that resonates with the story's emotions, creating a warm and gentle atmosphere for bedtime storytelling. This series accompanies your beloved little ones as they drift into sweet dreams. Even more thoughtfully, the book includes musical backgrounds for pieces like Beethoven's "Für Elise" and Brahms' "Serenade No. 1," along with basic music theory introductions. This makes it easy for parents to get started, taking the first step in cultivating young children's musical and artistic literacy. ☆ Companionship X Listening = 100% Parent-Child Interaction + 100% Sweet Affection This series carefully selects classic fairy tales covering diverse character themes. At the beginning of each book, a heartwarming little family is introduced. A kind father and mother, as their two adorable children (Lele and Beibei) get ready for bed, engage in conversations about the day's small events. These discussions naturally lead into the character values conveyed by each fairy tale. The immersive experience of the musical story theater can inspire children's bedtime self-dialogue, alleviating parents' concerns about how to deepen their child's understanding of character. These valuable lessons are already deeply imprinted in their young minds. ※ Content Introduction [Masterpieces of the Century: Robinson Crusoe] In his youth, Robinson defied his parents' expectations and resolutely set sail to pursue his dreams. However, fate intervened, and a series of hardships followed, eventually leading him to be stranded on a deserted island, where he began a life of scarcity and simplicity. From initial despair, he learned to fulfill his basic survival needs and strove to live on the island. By chance, he rescued a native whom he named "Friday." What sparks will fly between them? Will they be able to leave the island and return to civilization? [Bedtime Stories: The Ugly Duckling] Mother Duck hatched an "ugly duckling," whom his siblings disliked. The ugly duckling, taking a walk by the river, was washed away by the current and couldn't find his way home, so he wandered aimlessly. As the wandering ugly duckling grew, he one day discovered an astonishing truth... [Bedtime Stories: The Happy Prince] A lost swallow arrived in a strange town and, by chance, became the Happy Prince's assistant. With the swallow's help, the Happy Prince gave away all his possessions to those in need, even donating one of his sapphire eyes. The weather grew colder, and the swallow needed to fly south for the winter, but she was unwilling to leave the Happy Prince with only one eye. What must be done to restore the Happy Prince's sight? ※ Author Introduction Daniel Defoe, 1660–1731 [British] Originally named Daniel Foe, he was an English novelist and journalist. His works often employ a first-person narrative, describing individuals overcoming numerous trials through their own efforts and intelligence, reflecting the social spirit of the time that advocated for individual struggle. Due to the global fame of his representative work, "Robinson Crusoe," Robinson has become a classic figure symbolizing the struggle against adversity, and Defoe is considered one of the pioneers of the English novel. This book was written by Defoe in 1719, based partly on the experiences of a stranded sailor, Alexander Selkirk, and his own imagination. The novel was immensely popular upon its release, going through four printings within a year and continuing to be read worldwide to this day. Mucha Culture Editorial Team A group of professional editors who enjoy savoring words and discovering endless joy within books. Their life's goal is to dedicate their full effort to producing excellent books, allowing future generations to immerse themselves in the splendid world of literature.