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Louis Sachar（路易斯·查尔） 著，Amy Wummer（艾米·伍默尔） 绘

图书标签:

• Marvin Redpost
• 儿童文学
• 英文原版
• 平装本
• 6-9岁
• 学校生活
• 幽默故事
• 章节书
• 阅读入门
• Louie Sachar

出版社： Random House

ISBN：9780679889991

商品编码：19036595

包装：平装

出版时间：1999-03-16

用纸：胶版纸

页数：80

正文语种：英文

商品尺寸：13.21x1.02x19.05cm

内容简介

It's no ordinary Thursday for Marvin Redpost and his class...

It's "hole day," and even Mrs. North and Principal McCabe are wearing their very worst clothes. It seemed like a fun idea that morning, but now they're expecting company. The president -- of the United States! -- is on his way. And there's no time to change! Marvin must do math on the blackboard with television cameras pointed at him. And the day is just beginning!

作者简介

Louis Sachar lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, Carla, their daughter, Sherre, and their two dogs, Lucky and Tippy. In his spare time Louis likes to play bridge. Carla likes to read. Sherre likes to play with her friends. Lucky likes to catch Frisbees. Tippy likes to chew up shoes, fan letters, and Sherre's favorite toys. They all try to be good citizens, except, perhaps, Tippy.

精彩书评

"Aside from being resoundingly funny, Sachar has a rare honesty about what children really encounter in the world."
--The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

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Chapter 1

There was a red post out in front of Marvin Redpost's house. The rest of the fence was white. Marvin tapped the post for luck as he walked through the gate on his way to school.

He wore a pair of blue jeans with a hole over each knee. It was "hole day" at school.

Every day had been special this week. Monday, he had to wear socks that didn't match. Tuesday, everyone wore T-shirts that came from a vacation. Wednesday, yesterday, had been hat day. And today, everyone had to wear clothes with holes.

His two best friends, Nick and Stuart, were waiting for him at the corner.

"Do you think Mrs. North will wear clothes with holes?" asked Stuart.

"Sure, why not?" asked Marvin.

"No way!" said Nick. "I'll bet you a million dollars!"

Nick had also said there was "no way!" Mrs. North would wear mis-matched socks. He had also said there was "no way!" she would let the kids wear hats in class.

So far, he owed Marvin two million dollars.

Nick was wearing a T-shirt that had a large hole under his right armpit. It had been torn in a fight.

"She probably doesn't even own any clothes with holes," Nick said. "How could a teacher get holes in her clothes?"

"Moths," said Marvin. "She might have a wool sweater. Moths eat wool."

"Actually, moths don't really eat wool," Stuart pointed out. "Everybody thinks that, but really, it's the caterpillars that eat the wool."

Stuart was wearing a T-shirt that also had a large hole under the right armpit. It had been torn in a fight.

It was the same fight.

Nick and Stuart had fought each other. But now they were friends.

"You want to come over after school today?" Nick asked.

"Okay," said Stuart.

"I can't," said Marvin. "My mom is taking me to the shoe store. I'm going to my cousin's bar mitzvah on Saturday."

When they got to school, everybody they saw had holes in their clothes. Travis wore a shirt that was more hole than it was shirt. Clarence had a hole in his sneaker and his sock, so his big toe stuck all the way through.

"You should clip your toenail," said Marvin.

"You should clip your mouth!" said Clarence.

That didn't really make sense, but Marvin got the point. Clarence was the toughest kid in his class.

The bell rang, and everybody lined up and went to class.

Mrs. North was waiting in the classroom. She had a large hole in her shirt, over her stomach.
Marvin stopped and stared. He could see Mrs. North's belly button.

Nick now owed him three million dollars.


Chapter 2

Casey Happleton sat at the desk next to Marvin. She was absent today.

Marvin was disappointed to see her desk empty. She was a funny girl, and he knew she would have liked "hole day."

"I must say," said Mrs. North, "you are all so well dressed today. I've never seen a better-looking group of third graders."

Everybody laughed.

"How'd you get a hole in your shirt?" Kenny asked.

"I was working in my garden," said Mrs. North. "My shirt got snagged on a thorn from a rosebush."
Marvin nodded. He should have guessed.

"We should dress this way all the time," said Judy Jasper. "That way, nobody would feel bad if their parents were too poor to buy them new clothes."

"That's a good idea," said Mrs. North.

Marvin thought so, too.

"And the holes keep you cool on a hot day," Stuart pointed out.

"You're right," said Mrs. North.

Marvin agreed. Holes made perfect sense. He wondered why nobody had thought of it before.

A child's voice came over the P.A. system. "Please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance."

Every day, a different kid got to lead the school in the pledge.

"That's Casey!" said Judy Jasper.

Marvin recognized Casey's voice as she recited the pledge. She sounded very serious.

He put his hand over his heart and said it along with her.

When Casey came back to class, she told Mrs. North that Mr. McCabe wanted to see her. Mr. McCabe was the principal.

"Did he say why?" Mrs. North asked.

Casey shook her head.

Casey wore a shirt that was way too big for her. Marvin guessed it was her father's. Not only did it have holes in it, but it also had paint spilled on it.

Mrs. North told the class she would be gone for only a minute. She said she expected everyone to behave and to use their time wisely.

After she left, Nick said, "I bet you Mrs. North got in trouble for wearing torn clothes!"

"No, Mr. McCabe is also wearing torn clothes," said Casey. "I saw his elbow."

"What did it look like?" asked Judy.

"Pink and bumpy," said Casey.

Casey had a ponytail that stuck out of the side of her head instead of the back. She sat down next to Marvin. The ponytail was on Marvin's side. Sometimes, when Casey laughed really hard, her ponytail went around in circles.

Mrs. North was gone for a lot longer than a minute. When she returned, she had a very strange expression on her face. She looked lost. She opened her mouth, but didn't say anything.

"Are you all right?" asked Kenny.

Mrs. North looked at Kenny, but still didn't say anything. Finally, she spoke. She said, "We are..." then stopped.

She started again. "There will..."

That was as far as she got.

She tried again. "I expect..."

Her mouth shut tight. She tapped her desk with her fist.

At last she managed to say a complete sentence. "We are going to have a visitor today."

Marvin couldn't wait to hear who it was. From the way Mrs. North was acting, he thought it must be somebody weird.

"Who is it?" asked Warren.

"Is it somebody I've heard of?" asked Nick.

"Oh, I hope so, Nick," said Mrs. North. Then she took a deep breath and said, "The president will be coming here."

Everybody gasped.

Marvin was a little confused. He wasn't sure which president Mr. North meant. Did she mean the president of the United States? Or did she mean the president of something else, like the president of a shoe company?

Marvin's school was in Maryland. It was less than twenty miles from Washington, D.C. His father worked in Washington, D.C. So it was possible that Mrs. North meant the president of the United States. But why would the president of the United States come to his school?

He raised his hand.

Pasty Gatsby raised her hand, too.

"Yes, Patsy," said Mrs. North.

"The president of what?" Patsy asked.

Mrs. North stared at her as if she thought Patsy was an alien from another planet. "The president of the United States," she said.

"Duh!" said Travis.

Patsy blushed.

"Sometimes I wonder about you, Patsy," said Mrs. North.

"What'd you think? The president of Mexico?" asked Clarence.

Marvin turned red, too, but nobody noticed. He lowered his hand.

"Yes, Marvin, did you have a question?" asked Mrs. North.

He shook his head. "No, I was just stretching."

Mrs. North explained that even Mr. McCabe hadn't known the president was coming until ten minutes ago. It had been kept secret for security reasons.

"Now, I know I don't have to tell you how to behave when the president gets here," she said.
Then she told everybody how to behave.

"Be respectful. Be attentive. If you get a chance to speak to him, remember to speak loud and clear. You should call him 'Mr. President.' 'Yes, Mr. President.' 'Thank you, Mr. President.' Remember to -- "

Mrs. North suddenly stopped talking. "Oh, my gosh!" she exclaimed. "I have to change my clothes!"

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《Class President》这本书，带给我了一种前所未有的阅读体验。Marvin Redpost，这个小男孩身上有着一种独特的魅力，他不像那些完美的英雄，反而更像我们生活中的普通人，会有自己的烦恼和困惑。我特别欣赏作者对Marvin情感细腻的描绘，他会在选举中体验到兴奋、紧张、失望，以及最终的成长。这本书让我深刻体会到，竞选班长不仅仅是关于赢得胜利，更是关于在这个过程中学会如何与人相处，如何表达自己的想法，以及如何面对失败。Marvin在尝试赢得支持的过程中，所展现出的真诚和努力，深深地打动了我。我喜欢那些书中描绘的，Marvin和朋友们之间有趣的互动，它们让故事更加生动有趣。这本书的语言非常贴近孩子的生活，很容易被他们理解和接受。我从Marvin的经历中看到了坚持梦想的重要性，也看到了友情的力量是多么强大。这本书不仅仅是一本有趣的读物，更是一堂生动的人生课，它教会孩子们如何勇敢地去追求自己的目标，并且在追求的过程中不断成长。

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Marvin Redpost系列总是能给我带来意想不到的惊喜！这次的《Class President》更是让我爱不释手。Marvin这个角色真的太 relatable 了，他有时候笨手笨脚，有时候又充满了奇思妙想，就像我们小时候一样，总会在不经意间闹出一些小乌龙。我尤其喜欢作者在描绘Marvin内心挣扎时那种细致入微的笔触，无论是面对竞选班长时的雄心壮志，还是在过程中遇到的各种挑战，都写得特别真实。我读的时候，仿佛自己也回到了那个充满活力和未知的小学时代，和Marvin一起经历着成长中的点点滴滴。这本书不仅仅是讲了一个班长竞选的故事，它还探讨了友谊、责任、以及如何面对失败和成功。Marvin在竞选过程中的一些策略，虽然看起来有些孩子气，但却蕴含着真诚和善良，这让我觉得他是一个非常可爱的孩子。而且，书中那些生动有趣的对话，总能让我忍俊不禁，有时候甚至会跟着Marvin一起紧张起来。这本书的插图也非常可爱，为故事增添了不少色彩，让整个阅读体验更加愉快。对于这个年龄段的孩子来说，这本书既有趣又能学到不少道理，真的非常棒！

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Marvin Redpost系列一直是我心目中的佳作，《Class President》更是其中的佼佼者。这本书以一种非常吸引人的方式，描绘了Marvin在竞选班长过程中的种种经历。我喜欢Marvin身上那种充满好奇心和探索精神的特质，他总是愿意尝试新鲜事物，即使有时候会冒些小风险。这本书让我看到了一个男孩是如何在充满挑战的环境中，逐渐找到自己的声音，并且学会如何用自己的方式去影响他人。Marvin在竞选过程中的一些“奇思妙想”，虽然有时会让人忍俊不禁，但却展现了他独特的智慧和解决问题的能力。我特别欣赏作者对Marvin内心世界的深入挖掘，他会因为一些小小的成功而感到欣喜，也会因为遇到挫折而感到失落，这种真实的情感表达，让读者很容易与他产生连接。这本书的语言风格既活泼又充满童趣，非常适合这个年龄段的孩子阅读。我从Marvin身上学到了坚持不懈的精神，也看到了真诚和善良的力量。这本书不仅仅是一本关于选举的书，更是一本关于成长、友情和自我发现的书，非常值得孩子们细细品读。

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当我拿起《Class President》这本书时，我完全没有想到会如此着迷。Marvin Redpost，这个名字听起来就有点特别，而他本人更是如此。这本书让我看到了一个男孩如何在充满竞争和不确定性的环境中，努力地寻找自己的声音和位置。我特别欣赏作者对于Marvin内心世界的刻画，他会因为一些小小的挫折而感到沮丧，也会因为朋友的支持而重拾信心。这种情感上的真实性，让读者很容易与Marvin产生共鸣。在竞选班长的过程中，Marvin遇到的对手也各具特色，他们的存在为故事增加了不少戏剧性，同时也让Marvin不得不思考什么是真正的领导力。我喜欢Marvin尝试用他自己的方式去理解和处理问题，即使有时候方法显得稚嫩，但那份执着和真诚却是最宝贵的。这本书的语言风格非常适合这个年龄段的孩子，既有童趣又不失深度。它不仅仅是一个关于选举的故事，更是一个关于自我发现和成长的故事。我从Marvin身上看到了勇气和坚持，也看到了友情的力量。读完这本书，我感觉自己也受到了一些鼓舞，仿佛也学到了如何在生活中更加勇敢地去尝试和面对挑战。

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Marvin Redpost系列就像是我童年时期的一位老朋友，每次翻开都充满了熟悉又新鲜的感觉。《Class President》这本书，更是将Marvin的冒险精神推向了新的高度。我喜欢Marvin面对挑战时那种不屈不挠的态度，即使在最困难的时候，他也不会轻易放弃。这本书让我看到了一个男孩是如何在追求目标的过程中，逐渐学会承担责任，理解团队合作的重要性。Marvin的竞选过程，充满了各种出乎意料的转折，有时是幽默的，有时是令人心疼的。我特别喜欢作者对Marvin身边人物的刻画，他们各有特点，共同构成了Marvin成长道路上重要的风景。这本书的叙事节奏把握得非常好，让人一页接着一页地读下去，根本停不下来。我从Marvin身上看到了善良和正直的可贵，也学到了即使面对强劲的对手，也要保持自己的原则。这本书不仅仅是给孩子们看的，很多成年人或许也能从中找到一些关于人生的启示。它用一种轻松有趣的方式，传递了积极向上的人生观，非常值得推荐。

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买齐了麻烦精，好书

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简易章节书，试试这一系列怎么样。

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这种小书，如果不看内容实在无话可说，黑乎乎的再生纸。

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预定的，等了很久，很有趣的故事，孩子喜欢

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很好，喜欢。一套都收齐了。

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孩子喜欢浅显的文字，易懂的表达

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浅显的文字，易懂的表达，孩子喜欢

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故事情节很有趣，适合有一定英语基础的小学生。

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当心情消极悲观的时候读书，它会唤起你对未来人生的热爱和美好生活的向往；