Small collection set

※Features of book set Small collection set Swim in the ocean of words and immerse yourself in your own little world together! Imagining that I am Alice who fell into the rabbit hole, and a little Peter Pan lives in my mind! Meet mischievous Tom. 3 good books, 6 classic literature, high-quality hardcover books Full text light novel layout, great image, a must-have collection for quality life [Collection Literature Series] Features Elegant color with gold-plated cover, small number, easy to carry. Two classic literary stories in one book, great value and cost-effective, a good read to pass the time. ※Content introduction mark. Twain "The Adventures of Tom" Tom is like every naughty boy next door. He likes to quarrel with his younger brothers and play tricks to attract girls' attention. Even if he is punished to paint the fence, he can still make other children willing to work in his place and even give him gifts on his own initiative. Full of curiosity and adventure, he and his companions ran away from home regardless of the consequences, leaving his family heartbroken. But such a naughty boy, who gave his teachers headaches and made his family love and hate him, finally stood up for justice, resolved an injustice, and successfully discovered a gold treasure! What hilarious and wonderful things did Tom and his companions do? How did he transform from a "naughty boy" in the eyes of adults to a "little hero" admired by everyone? "The Adventures of the Naughty Boy" Ke finally escaped the control of adults and no longer had to continue those rigid courses. He thought he could be at ease from now on, but he didn't expect that there would be more difficulties waiting for him in the outside world... Riding on canoes and rafts, wild boy Ke and black slave Jim tried to break away from the shackles of ethics and escape from the shackles of the civilized world and slavery. During this thrilling voyage, can Ke observe human nature, distinguish right from wrong, use his own choices, wit and bravery to help the deceived, and finally help himself and Jim gain true freedom? Let us follow in his footsteps and embark on a great adventure to pursue freedom and witness humanity! fantasy wonderland "Alice in Wonderland" Rabbits in strange costumes and chaotic shapes, a mysterious rabbit hole with no bottom. This fall caused Alice, who was very curious, to fall into a fantasy and mysterious dream world. The body suddenly grows and shrinks, the pool of tears accumulates; the animals that speak human words, the elusive Cheshire cat; the tea party that never ends, the croquet game where life and death are on the line. 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? You won't get hungry, you won't grow up with time, you can play every day, and there are countless adventures waiting for you. There are 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 do you miss your parents and return home, facing the responsibilities of adulthood calmly? brave girl "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; 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 and cannot 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 her deaf-blindness 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 mark. Mark Twain (1835~1910) My real name is Sam. Longhorn. Clemens, "Mark Twain" is his common pen name. A well-known American writer and a famous humorist and speaker. The work has a strong native American style, with an exaggerated and direct writing style, and is good at describing life-documentary adventure stories. His humorous narratives are deeply reflective and critical, and he is full of a sense of social justice. Therefore, he is known as the "Lincoln in literature." He is also regarded as the writer who best represents the spirit of American democracy, so he is also honored as the "Father of American Literature." . 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 acute brain cancer 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 was enlightened by Teacher Sullivan. Under her guidance, she learned sign language and writing, and healed her inner impatience and helplessness caused by deaf-blindness. In 1890, principal Sarah. Fuller taught her to speak, relying on 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.