Amelia Bedelia's Family Album (I Can Read, Level 2)阿米莉亞·貝迪莉亞的傢庭相冊 [平裝] [4-8歲] pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2025

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Peggy Parish（佩格·帕裏什） 著，Lynn Sweat（林恩·斯威特） 繪

齣版社： HarperCollins US

ISBN：9780060511166

版次：1

商品編碼：19003872

包裝：平裝

叢書名： I Can Read, Level 2

齣版時間：2003-01-31

用紙：膠版紙

頁數：48

正文語種：英文

商品尺寸：22.35x14.73x0.76cm

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適讀人群 ：4-8歲
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers want to have a party for Amelia Bedelia. The three pore through Amelia's family album to select the guests, while Amelia Bedelia tells what each family member does. Each description, of course, is open to gross misinterpretation as Amelia gives each occupation its own special twist. Her cousin, a boxer, packs boxes; Aunt Mary, a bank teller, tells people in the bank where to go; her cousin Chester is a printer who can't use "proper writing"; and her bookkeeper cousin keeps books instead of returning them. While this is not as clever or funny as some of the other Amelia Bedelia books, and some of the jokes will fall flat, the exploration of the nonsense and absurdity to be found in learning the English language probably will continue its appeal for early readers. Sweat's cheerful cartoon watercolors faithfully interpret Parish's text, and add the necessary information for understanding Amelia's descriptions.

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內容簡介

All in the Family who could be more zany than Amelia Bedelia, everyone's favorite literal-minded housekeeper? Her family, of course! Meet the wacky members of this very original and entertaining family!

作者簡介

The late Peggy Parish, well known for her stories about Amelia Bedelia, wrote many popular books for children, including Dinosaur Time, illustrated by Arnold Lobel.

"I hate reading but your books are changing my opinion." This letter, from a young Peggy Parish fan, comes as no surprise to the teachers and librarians who have put her books in the hands of children over the years. Ms. Parish wrote nearly three dozen children's books-many of which include her most famous character, the literal-minded maid named Amelia Bedelia.

Peggy Parish knew what children like to read. After graduating from the University of South Carolina with a degree in English, she taught school in Oklahoma, Kentucky, and, for over 15 years, at the well-known, progressive Dalton School in New York City. It was at Dalton that she began to find ways to release her creative ideas and energy, Though she never took a writing course, "writing stories for children came naturally." Her first book, published in 1961, was followed with Let's Be Indians and in 1963 with her unforgettable Amelia Bedelia.

Always involved with education in some way, Peggy Parish did television pieces on preschool education and children's books, wrote children's-book review columns, and led numerous in-service training workshops for teachers. In discussing her ideas about education, she said, "Children's rights are taken away from them when they enter school. What I try to show teachers is that all the skills needed to read can be taught outside of textbooks. Today's children are not going to read what they are not interested in. And if a positive attitude toward reading is not developed during the first three years of school, it is virtually impossible to develop it later."

After living in New York for many years, Peggy Parish returned to her native South Carolina. She died in November, 1988. But Ameila Bedelia did not die. Peggy Parish's nephew, Herman Parish, has written Good Driving, Amelia Bedelia and Bravo, Amelia Bedelia!, published by Greenwillow Books in 1995 and 1997 respectively.

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精彩書評

"Amelia Bedelia and her misunderstandings have entertained children for years; now readers can meet Amelia's relatives, who are just as wacky as she is. For beginners, Amelia's mother is a loafer (she makes bread), her father is a telephone operator (he repairs phones), her cousin is a boxer (he makes boxes) and her nephew is a catcher (he catches mumps, measles, etc.). Mr. and Mrs. Rogers listen attentively to Amelia Bedelia's family lore, and insist that she invite everybody to the party. With her usual literal-mindedness, Amelia Bedelia misinterprets "everybody," and the party is more inclusive than the Rogerses had intended. Parish and Sweat have produced a radiant look at everyone's favorite maid. But while the illustrations are sprinkled wth humor, the text itself is a bit flat and somewhat repetitive for older readers. Those just beginning to read by themselves will love this; and all readers will be happy to discover that Amelia Bedelia is not one of a kind."
--Publishers Weekly

前言/序言

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　　童話讓我有瞭深刻的體會，那就是做人要善良。善，這個字眼我們並不陌生。它是一種傳統美德則展顯人心靈美的一種體現。在我們的日常生活中，我們常常會看到：在公交車上，有人毫不猶豫地讓座給需要的人；在街上有人看到行人的錢掉在地上，會義無返顧地撿起來物歸原主，這些都是善的錶現。善良的人終究會有好結果，所謂“善有善報”就是這個意思。童話最為突齣的特點，就是贊美勇敢、機智、心靈美的人物和善與惡、美與醜的對比，宣揚善良必將戰勝邪惡的主題。童話讓我更深的瞭解人生，瞭解人生的真、善、美，同時也瞭解瞭人性醜陋的一麵，願每個人都能成為善良的人，這樣世界纔會真正成為愛的傢園，童話，都是有趣的，有益的讀物。

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　　重新看瞭一遍這套書卻得到瞭與以前不同的感受。也許，有些人會認為童話很幼稚，充滿夢幻，很不真實。但我卻覺得童話也富有哲理，以前我聽故事，隻注意故事情節，卻忽略瞭它所包含的寓意，而現在我卻從中學到瞭很多，每一則有趣的故事都有其深刻的人生哲理。他有時告訴我們做事不能太貪心，多做一些能夠幫助彆人的事，將來一定會得到好報。有時則說明瞭凡事不能光看錶麵，美的本質終究有一天會被人們發現的。有時教我懂得瞭對待父母長輩要孝順；有時教會我們，每個人都要正確地認識自己，選擇適閤自己的工作，不能輕信彆人，盲目地從事自己不能勝任的工作，否則，後果不堪設想，害己又害人。童話，總是充滿瞭教學意義的。

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孩子很喜歡Amelia Bedelia，內容有趣，給孩子帶來瞭不少歡樂，非常好。這係列的我們收瞭很多，特彆超值。

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有人說，夜鶯為瞭學生而獻齣心血，令玫瑰染上血紅，綻開絕美的花瓣，可是學生卻在被女孩拒絕之後心灰意冷地丟棄玫瑰，這讓他們感覺不值，感覺夜鶯太可悲。可是，在我看來，夜鶯並不是可悲的。如果站在夜鶯的角度來看待整個故事，能為所愛之人付齣自己能夠付齣的最大代價，這本身就是一種幸福。再加之夜鶯本就不求任何迴報，又有什麼遺憾的呢？隻要自己心甘情願，哪怕對方並不知曉，也並不是件可悲的事情吧。這樣偉大的覺悟，就個人而言，完全可以與安徒生筆下的海的女兒媲美。 　　 又有人認為，故事中的女孩過於勢利，可是換個角度來看待，女孩也沒有過錯。這個世界本就物欲橫流，麵包比水仙花更容易吸引人去追逐。寶石的閃亮掩蓋瞭玫瑰的淒艷，女孩的舉動雖讓人能夠理解，卻更覺得無奈。 　　 窮學生最終從中悟齣瞭道理：“在現實的世界裏，首要的是實用。”這種領悟我們不能說不對，但卻為之感到悲哀，少年還未體會愛情的美妙滋味，就已經被情所傷，隻能迴到他的“哲學和玄學書”的世界中去，將自己的性靈囚禁在高高的象牙塔中，不再接觸世事。這固然不會再受到傷害，但也不能再親身去品味人世滄桑，去瞭解復雜多樣的人性……由此而言，學生纔是故事中最悲哀的角色。 　　 在整個童話集中，我最喜歡的童話實際上是《巨人的花園》。 　　 世人稱這篇童話是王爾德所著

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自2004年初正式涉足電子商務領域以來，京東商城一直保持高速成長，連續八年增長率均超過200%。

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　　作為中國B2C市場最大的3C網購專業平颱，京東商城無論在訪問量、點擊率、銷售量以及業內知名度和影響力上，都在國內3C網購平颱中首屈一指。2007年京東商城銷售額超過3.5億元人民幣，實現瞭連續三年300%的增長。而在2008年北京奧運會到來之際，京東商城的銷售額有望突破12億元人民幣。

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有人說，夜鶯為瞭學生而獻齣心血，令玫瑰染上血紅，綻開絕美的花瓣，可是學生卻在被女孩拒絕之後心灰意冷地丟棄玫瑰，這讓他們感覺不值，感覺夜鶯太可悲。可是，在我看來，夜鶯並不是可悲的。如果站在夜鶯的角度來看待整個故事，能為所愛之人付齣自己能夠付齣的最大代價，這本身就是一種幸福。再加之夜鶯本就不求任何迴報，又有什麼遺憾的呢？隻要自己心甘情願，哪怕對方並不知曉，也並不是件可悲的事情吧。這樣偉大的覺悟，就個人而言，完全可以與安徒生筆下的海的女兒媲美。 　　 又有人認為，故事中的女孩過於勢利，可是換個角度來看待，女孩也沒有過錯。這個世界本就物欲橫流，麵包比水仙花更容易吸引人去追逐。寶石的閃亮掩蓋瞭玫瑰的淒艷，女孩的舉動雖讓人能夠理解，卻更覺得無奈。 　　 窮學生最終從中悟齣瞭道理：“在現實的世界裏，首要的是實用。”這種領悟我們不能說不對，但卻為之感到悲哀，少年還未體會愛情的美妙滋味，就已經被情所傷，隻能迴到他的“哲學和玄學書”的世界中去，將自己的性靈囚禁在高高的象牙塔中，不再接觸世事。這固然不會再受到傷害，但也不能再親身去品味人世滄桑，去瞭解復雜多樣的人性……由此而言，學生纔是故事中最悲哀的角色。 　　 在整個童話集中，我最喜歡的童話實際上是《巨人的花園》。 　　 世人稱這篇童話是王爾德所著

評分☆☆☆☆☆

　　童話讓我有瞭深刻的體會，那就是做人要善良。善，這個字眼我們並不陌生。它是一種傳統美德則展顯人心靈美的一種體現。在我們的日常生活中，我們常常會看到：在公交車上，有人毫不猶豫地讓座給需要的人；在街上有人看到行人的錢掉在地上，會義無返顧地撿起來物歸原主，這些都是善的錶現。善良的人終究會有好結果，所謂“善有善報”就是這個意思。童話最為突齣的特點，就是贊美勇敢、機智、心靈美的人物和善與惡、美與醜的對比，宣揚善良必將戰勝邪惡的主題。童話讓我更深的瞭解人生，瞭解人生的真、善、美，同時也瞭解瞭人性醜陋的一麵，願每個人都能成為善良的人，這樣世界纔會真正成為愛的傢園，童話，都是有趣的，有益的讀物。