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Louis Sachar（路易斯·查爾） 著，Amy Wummer（艾米·伍默爾） 繪

圖書標籤:

• Marvin Redpost
• 兒童文學
• 英文原版
• 平裝本
• 6-9歲
• 學校生活
• 幽默故事
• 章節書
• 閱讀入門
• Louie Sachar

齣版社： Random House

ISBN：9780679889991

商品編碼：19036595

包裝：平裝

齣版時間：1999-03-16

用紙：膠版紙

頁數：80

正文語種：英文

商品尺寸：13.21x1.02x19.05cm

內容簡介

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!

作者簡介

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.

精彩書評

"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

精彩書摘

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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Marvin Redpost係列總是能給我帶來意想不到的驚喜！這次的《Class President》更是讓我愛不釋手。Marvin這個角色真的太 relatable 瞭，他有時候笨手笨腳，有時候又充滿瞭奇思妙想，就像我們小時候一樣，總會在不經意間鬧齣一些小烏龍。我尤其喜歡作者在描繪Marvin內心掙紮時那種細緻入微的筆觸，無論是麵對競選班長時的雄心壯誌，還是在過程中遇到的各種挑戰，都寫得特彆真實。我讀的時候，仿佛自己也迴到瞭那個充滿活力和未知的小學時代，和Marvin一起經曆著成長中的點點滴滴。這本書不僅僅是講瞭一個班長競選的故事，它還探討瞭友誼、責任、以及如何麵對失敗和成功。Marvin在競選過程中的一些策略，雖然看起來有些孩子氣，但卻蘊含著真誠和善良，這讓我覺得他是一個非常可愛的孩子。而且，書中那些生動有趣的對話，總能讓我忍俊不禁，有時候甚至會跟著Marvin一起緊張起來。這本書的插圖也非常可愛，為故事增添瞭不少色彩，讓整個閱讀體驗更加愉快。對於這個年齡段的孩子來說，這本書既有趣又能學到不少道理，真的非常棒！

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當我拿起《Class President》這本書時，我完全沒有想到會如此著迷。Marvin Redpost，這個名字聽起來就有點特彆，而他本人更是如此。這本書讓我看到瞭一個男孩如何在充滿競爭和不確定性的環境中，努力地尋找自己的聲音和位置。我特彆欣賞作者對於Marvin內心世界的刻畫，他會因為一些小小的挫摺而感到沮喪，也會因為朋友的支持而重拾信心。這種情感上的真實性，讓讀者很容易與Marvin産生共鳴。在競選班長的過程中，Marvin遇到的對手也各具特色，他們的存在為故事增加瞭不少戲劇性，同時也讓Marvin不得不思考什麼是真正的領導力。我喜歡Marvin嘗試用他自己的方式去理解和處理問題，即使有時候方法顯得稚嫩，但那份執著和真誠卻是最寶貴的。這本書的語言風格非常適閤這個年齡段的孩子，既有童趣又不失深度。它不僅僅是一個關於選舉的故事，更是一個關於自我發現和成長的故事。我從Marvin身上看到瞭勇氣和堅持，也看到瞭友情的力量。讀完這本書，我感覺自己也受到瞭一些鼓舞，仿佛也學到瞭如何在生活中更加勇敢地去嘗試和麵對挑戰。

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《Class President》這本書，帶給我瞭一種前所未有的閱讀體驗。Marvin Redpost，這個小男孩身上有著一種獨特的魅力，他不像那些完美的英雄，反而更像我們生活中的普通人，會有自己的煩惱和睏惑。我特彆欣賞作者對Marvin情感細膩的描繪，他會在選舉中體驗到興奮、緊張、失望，以及最終的成長。這本書讓我深刻體會到，競選班長不僅僅是關於贏得勝利，更是關於在這個過程中學會如何與人相處，如何錶達自己的想法，以及如何麵對失敗。Marvin在嘗試贏得支持的過程中，所展現齣的真誠和努力，深深地打動瞭我。我喜歡那些書中描繪的，Marvin和朋友們之間有趣的互動，它們讓故事更加生動有趣。這本書的語言非常貼近孩子的生活，很容易被他們理解和接受。我從Marvin的經曆中看到瞭堅持夢想的重要性，也看到瞭友情的力量是多麼強大。這本書不僅僅是一本有趣的讀物，更是一堂生動的人生課，它教會孩子們如何勇敢地去追求自己的目標，並且在追求的過程中不斷成長。

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Marvin Redpost係列一直是我心目中的佳作，《Class President》更是其中的佼佼者。這本書以一種非常吸引人的方式，描繪瞭Marvin在競選班長過程中的種種經曆。我喜歡Marvin身上那種充滿好奇心和探索精神的特質，他總是願意嘗試新鮮事物，即使有時候會冒些小風險。這本書讓我看到瞭一個男孩是如何在充滿挑戰的環境中，逐漸找到自己的聲音，並且學會如何用自己的方式去影響他人。Marvin在競選過程中的一些“奇思妙想”，雖然有時會讓人忍俊不禁，但卻展現瞭他獨特的智慧和解決問題的能力。我特彆欣賞作者對Marvin內心世界的深入挖掘，他會因為一些小小的成功而感到欣喜，也會因為遇到挫摺而感到失落，這種真實的情感錶達，讓讀者很容易與他産生連接。這本書的語言風格既活潑又充滿童趣，非常適閤這個年齡段的孩子閱讀。我從Marvin身上學到瞭堅持不懈的精神，也看到瞭真誠和善良的力量。這本書不僅僅是一本關於選舉的書，更是一本關於成長、友情和自我發現的書，非常值得孩子們細細品讀。

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Marvin Redpost係列就像是我童年時期的一位老朋友，每次翻開都充滿瞭熟悉又新鮮的感覺。《Class President》這本書，更是將Marvin的冒險精神推嚮瞭新的高度。我喜歡Marvin麵對挑戰時那種不屈不撓的態度，即使在最睏難的時候，他也不會輕易放棄。這本書讓我看到瞭一個男孩是如何在追求目標的過程中，逐漸學會承擔責任，理解團隊閤作的重要性。Marvin的競選過程，充滿瞭各種齣乎意料的轉摺，有時是幽默的，有時是令人心疼的。我特彆喜歡作者對Marvin身邊人物的刻畫，他們各有特點，共同構成瞭Marvin成長道路上重要的風景。這本書的敘事節奏把握得非常好，讓人一頁接著一頁地讀下去，根本停不下來。我從Marvin身上看到瞭善良和正直的可貴，也學到瞭即使麵對強勁的對手，也要保持自己的原則。這本書不僅僅是給孩子們看的，很多成年人或許也能從中找到一些關於人生的啓示。它用一種輕鬆有趣的方式，傳遞瞭積極嚮上的人生觀，非常值得推薦。

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書就像人類的精神營養劑，缺瞭它，生活必缺陷。讓我們彆留下遺憾，拿起書吧！

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