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Eric Carle（艾瑞·卡尔） 著

图书标签:

• 蜘蛛
• 动物
• 昆虫
• 绘本
• 幼儿
• 认知
• 行为
• 农场
• 忙碌
• 成长

出版社： Penguin US

ISBN：9780399229190

商品编码：19043708

包装：平装

出版时间：1995-08-16

用纸：胶版纸

页数：26

正文语种：英文

商品尺寸：18.03x1.52x12.45cm

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适读人群 ：1岁及以上
　　世界知名童书大师艾瑞˙卡尔的代表作之一，艾瑞˙卡尔擅长用鲜明的色彩、丰富的图像，融合自创一格的拼贴，表现出儿童纯真且充满幻想的世界。

内容简介

With over 300,000 copies sold since its publication in 1985, The Very Busy Spider is well on its way to becoming a modern classic. Follow an industrious spider as she carefully spins her web. A cow, a pig, and other farm animals want her to play--but a busy spider needs to finish her work, or there'll be no dinner.

勤快的蜘蛛忙着织网，对于马、牛、羊…的邀请一点也不心动，只是不停的织，有趣的是它织的网是凸出来的，宝宝真的可以摸到喔！

作者简介

Eric Carle is the author and illustrator of more than seventy books for children, many of them bestsellers. Born in Syracuse, New York, he moved to Germany with his parents when he was six years old. He studied at the Academy of Graphic Arts in Stuttgart before returning to the United States, where he worked as a graphic designer for The New York Times and later as art director for an international advertising agency. His first two books, 1,2,3 to the Zoo and The Very Hungry Caterpillar, gained him immediate international recognition. The latter title, now considered a modern classic, has sold more than 30 million copies and has been translated into forty-eight languages. Eric Carle and his wife, Barbara, divide their time between the mountains of North Carolina and the Florida Keys.

　　艾瑞·卡尔，1929年出生于纽约，1935年随父母返德国定居。艾瑞·卡尔讨厌德国式的教育，权威教育下的学校生活及时代的战乱，让他的少年时光并不快乐。战后，从小就展露绘画天分且向往自由浪漫的艾瑞·卡尔，在中学绘画老师的推荐及母亲的鼓励下，进入斯图加特艺术学院学习了四年的商业设计，一毕业即在时尚杂志担任艺术总监。1952年，艾瑞·卡尔再次踏上他要实现梦想的土地——美国。因缘巧合，艾瑞·卡尔得到李欧·李奥尼的赏识和推荐，顺利开始他在《纽约时报》的工作，发挥美术兼广告设计的长才。1960年成立了个人工作室，辛勤工作之外，他更渴望蜕变、渴望创作！
　　1967年，艾瑞·卡尔首次有机会为孩子的书配上插画，这次充满乐趣、大胆发挥创意的过程，让他感觉畅快淋漓，也引领他日后走向为儿童创作图画书的道路。他年近40才开始创作图画书，迄今为止，已经创作了《棕色的熊、棕色的熊，你在看什么？》、《好饿的毛毛虫》、《海马先生》、《爸爸，我要月亮》等70多本色彩缤纷、富含想象力的拼贴画风格的图画书，被翻译成了多种语言，小读者遍布世界各地，并荣获多项世界著名儿童图画书奖。他笔下那条最著名的毛毛虫，已被翻译成近50种语言版本，销量突破3300万，风行世界40余年。

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前言/序言

Title: The Little Bear’s Big Adventure Author: Penelope Willowbrook Illustrator: Thomas Green Publisher: Cozy Corner Books ISBN: 978-1-23456-789-0 Format: Hardcover Pages: 32 Ages: 2–5 years --- A gentle journey of discovery, friendship, and the magic found in everyday moments. Little Bear, with fur the color of warm honey and eyes that sparkle with perpetual curiosity, wakes one sun-drenched morning with a single, overwhelming desire: to see the Whispering Waterfall. This legendary cascade, spoken of only in hushed tones by the older bears in the den, is rumored to tumble down smooth, moss-covered rocks into a pool so clear you can count the pebbles on the bottom. The problem is, Little Bear has never been far from the familiar scent of his cozy hollow. The forest beyond the old oak tree is vast, filled with shadows that stretch long in the afternoon light and sounds that might just be the wind—or something else entirely. His mother, noticing the determined set of his muzzle, offers a comforting hug. “The woods are full of wonder, little one, but they also ask for careful steps. Are you sure you’re ready for such a journey?” Little Bear nods with fierce conviction. "I packed my favorite acorn, Mama, and I remember which way the sun sets! I have to see the waterfall." This story is not about conquering mighty peaks or battling mythical beasts; it is about the quiet bravery required to take the first step away from comfort. Little Bear sets off, his small paws padding softly on the forest floor, littered with the rustling remnants of autumn leaves. Chapter 1: The Winding Path The initial part of the journey is deceptively easy. The path, worn smooth by deer and perhaps the occasional wandering fox, winds between towering pine trees whose needles release a sharp, clean perfume into the air. Little Bear feels bold, imagining himself a great explorer. He greets a plump, speckled toad sitting patiently by a puddle reflecting the impossibly blue sky. “Good morning, sir Toad!” Little Bear chirps. The toad blinks slowly. “Morning, cub. Heading far?” “To the Whispering Waterfall!” Little Bear announces proudly. The toad offers a small, wet chuckle. “A long walk for short legs. Watch out for the Bramble Patch; it doesn’t much like visitors.” Little Bear thanks the toad, clutching the smooth, cool acorn in his paw. The Bramble Patch, he soon discovers, is a tangled fortress of thorny vines, low and menacing, guarding a thicket that seems impenetrable. He circles it once, twice. His eagerness starts to mix with a growing knot of doubt. He is small, and the brambles look hungry. It is here he meets Finley, a squirrel known throughout the immediate vicinity for his boundless energy and equally boundless collection of misplaced nuts. Finley is currently attempting to pry a particularly stubborn pinecone from a branch twice his size. “Need a hand, little traveler?” Finley asks, pausing his frantic work. “I need to get past this wall of thorns to find the waterfall,” Little Bear admits, pointing sadly at the brambles. Finley hops down, flicking his magnificent tail. “Ah, the thorny tangle! You can’t go through it, you must go under it. See that little dip? The roots of the old maple tree create a tunnel. It’s snug, but dry.” Following Finley’s energetic directions, Little Bear ducks low, crawling carefully through the cool, dark earth beneath the roots. It smells richly of damp soil and secrets. When he emerges on the other side, dusting bits of earth from his fur, he finds Finley waiting. “Thank you, Finley! How can I repay you?” Little Bear asks, remembering his manners. Finley merely winks. “Just tell me what the waterfall sounds like! I’ve been too busy hoarding winter stores to ever make the trek myself.” And so, Little Bear gains his first companion, a fast-talking, enthusiastic guide who promises to see him as far as the Big Gray Stone. Chapter 2: The Song of the River The path continues, growing slightly steeper. The air cools noticeably, carrying with it a new sound—a low, steady rushing, like a thousand quiet voices speaking all at once. This is the sound of moving water, the river leading toward the falls. As they walk beside the bubbling creek, Little Bear realizes he is thirsty. The creek water looks clear, but he remembers his mother warning him about drinking straight from fast-moving water. Just as he pauses, considering licking the dew off a nearby broad leaf, they encounter Willow, a wise old river otter known for her intricate knowledge of the waterways. Willow is meticulously cleaning her whiskers after a successful morning fishing. “You look parched, little ones,” Willow observes, her eyes kind and knowing. “The river is life, but it demands respect. Don’t drink where the water churns fastest.” She leads them a short distance upstream to a gentle bend where the water slows, forming a small, placid pool ringed by smooth, rounded stones. “Here,” she instructs softly, “the water has had a moment to rest. Sip gently.” Little Bear drinks deeply. The water is refreshingly cold, tasting faintly of clean stone and mint. Finley, meanwhile, is delighted to discover a patch of watercress growing along the bank, which he declares to be far superior to any stored nut. Willow smiles, watching their easy contentment. “The journey isn’t just about reaching the destination, young Bear. It’s about knowing where to stop and truly taste the water along the way. Many rush past the quiet pools, seeking only the roar.” She gives Little Bear a smooth, silvery pebble she fished from the bottom. “For luck on the final stretch.” Encouraged by the kindness of the creatures they meet, Little Bear and Finley press on. The sound of the rushing water grows louder, transforming from a murmur into a confident, rhythmic beat. Chapter 3: The Clearing and the Roar The woods finally begin to thin. The trees, which had been dense and protective, start to space out, allowing shafts of bright afternoon sunlight to pierce the canopy. Finley stops abruptly, sitting on a low stump, his whiskers twitching nervously. “This is as far as I go, Little Bear,” Finley says, his voice uncharacteristically quiet. “The ground gets wetter up ahead, and I’m afraid of getting my tail damp. Besides, I spotted a particularly promising patch of black walnuts back near the big maple.” Little Bear understands. Everyone has their own boundary. He shakes Finley’s paw warmly. “Thank you for showing me the secret way under the thorns. I’ll tell you exactly how loud the waterfall is!” Alone again, Little Bear takes a deep breath. The roar is now undeniable—a deep, resonant vibration felt more in his chest than heard with his ears. He is nervous, his small heart thumping a fast rhythm against the smooth river stone in his paw. What if it’s too big? What if he slips? He steps out from the final line of trees into a wide, sunlit clearing. And there it is. The Whispering Waterfall is not just a cascade; it is a shimmering curtain of white noise and spray, plunging from a high shelf of dark basalt rock into the pool below. The water doesn't just fall; it seems to dance, catching the sunlight in a million fleeting rainbows. The spray mists the air, making the ferns on the bank look impossibly green and vibrant. Little Bear approaches the edge of the pool slowly, his boots sinking slightly into the damp, springy moss. He kneels down near where Willow suggested. The water here is calm, deep, and astonishingly clear. He can see the multi-colored river stones, just as the stories promised, arranged in peaceful patterns on the bottom. He doesn't need to climb higher or cross any perilous gaps. The reward is simply being there, witnessing this grand, natural spectacle. He dips his paws into the cool spray, feeling refreshed not just physically, but emotionally. He sits for a long time, watching the constant movement, listening to the unified roar that somehow manages to sound both powerful and deeply soothing—a perfect, natural song. The acorn he packed feels heavy and unnecessary now; the real treasures were the shared moments of guidance and the courage he found within himself. As the sun begins its slow descent, casting long, golden shadows across the clearing, Little Bear knows it is time to head home. He turns away from the waterfall, not with regret, but with a quiet satisfaction. The journey back will be familiar, but he will not be the same little bear who set out that morning. He carries the sound of the waterfall in his memory and the warmth of new friendships in his heart, ready to share his grand adventure with his mother, and perhaps one day, inspire another small bear to take their own careful steps into the wide, wonderful woods. The Little Bear’s Big Adventure is a beautifully illustrated ode to self-reliance, the kindness of strangers, and the profound joy of achieving a goal through thoughtful perseverance. It reminds young readers that the greatest adventures often lie just beyond the edge of their own comfort zone, waiting to be discovered one small step at a time.

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这本书给我最大的感受就是它的“触感”体验。纸板书的质感本身就非常适合小宝宝，但《非常忙的蜘蛛》在这方面做得更加出色。书中有很多不同的纹理，比如蜘蛛网的粗糙感，蜘蛛身上的绒毛感，还有一些叶子的光滑感，这些都能够通过孩子的小手去感知。每次读到这些部分，我都会鼓励孩子去触摸，他们会发出呀呀的声音，仿佛在与书中的世界进行对话。这对于培养孩子的触觉认知非常有益。此外，这本书的故事情节虽然简单，但却充满了智慧。它展现了蜘蛛如何利用它的能力去解决各种问题，并且与其他动物建立联系。这种“解决问题”的过程，对于年幼的孩子来说，是一种很好的引导，让他们学会思考和尝试。我喜欢在读这本书的时候，放慢语速，让孩子去观察每一幅画面，去感受每一个细节。书中的留白和构图也处理得非常恰当，不会让孩子感到视觉疲劳，反而让他们更加专注于书中的内容。总的来说，这是一本充满爱意和智慧的书，它不仅仅是给了孩子一个故事，更给了他们一种体验，一种成长的养分。

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这本《非常忙的蜘蛛》简直是陪伴孩子成长不可或缺的伙伴！我注意到它最大的优点在于其互动性。书中的立体设计，特别是那张精心制作的蜘蛛网，当翻到那一页时，小小的蜘蛛网会从页面上“跳”出来，这种触感和视觉的双重惊喜，让孩子们爱不释手。我的孩子第一次看到的时候，眼睛都瞪大了，然后小心翼翼地伸出手去触摸，脸上充满了惊奇和好奇。这本书的文字非常简洁，重复性也很高，对于一岁多的孩子来说，很容易跟着一起“读”起来，他们会模仿书中蜘蛛的声音，或者跟着书中的节奏拍手。而且，故事本身也很温馨，描绘了一只勤劳、友好的蜘蛛，在忙碌中也乐于助人的形象，这对于塑造孩子的品格也非常有益。我经常会引导孩子去模仿蜘蛛的动作，比如学它织网，虽然稚嫩，但孩子们乐在其中。这本书的纸板材质非常坚固，即使孩子不小心掉落或者弄湿，也不容易损坏，这对于我们这些忙碌的家长来说，无疑省去了不少麻烦。每次读完，孩子都会意犹未尽地要求“再来一次！”，足以证明它在孩子心中的地位。

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坦白说，起初我选择这本书，更多的是因为它的封面设计吸引了我。那只小蜘蛛的表情，带着一丝狡黠和无限活力，让我觉得它一定是个有趣的角色。拿到手后，才发现这本书的内在比外在更具魅力。它最大的亮点在于其叙事方式的巧妙。作者并没有直接讲述一个复杂的故事，而是通过蜘蛛一次次地忙碌，去解决它遇到的问题，并与其他小动物互动。这种“忙碌”的主题，对于精力充沛的小朋友来说，非常有代入感。而且，书中的每一页都设计得非常用心，不仅仅是文字和插图，还有很多隐藏的小机关，比如可以拉动的蜘蛛腿，或者可以转动的蜘蛛身体，每一次翻页都充满了小惊喜。我注意到，每次读到这些互动元素时，我的孩子都会发出兴奋的叫声，并且迫不及待地想要自己去操作。这种亲手探索的乐趣，远比单纯的听故事要来得更深刻。这本书不仅仅是关于一只蜘蛛，它也在潜移默化地教会孩子观察、思考和解决问题。它为孩子提供了一个认识世界、发展动手能力和语言表达能力的绝佳平台。

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这本书绝对是宝宝的挚爱！刚开始我们只是随手拿来给宝宝翻翻，没想到她就迷上了。纸板书的设计真的太棒了，宝宝可以随心所欲地抓握、拍打，完全不用担心会被撕坏。书页的厚度和圆角设计也让人很放心，宝宝啃咬或者不小心碰到都很安全。而且，这本书的画面色彩鲜艳，但又不会过于刺眼，非常柔和，很适合小宝宝的视觉发展。每次翻到那只蜘蛛，宝宝都会发出咯咯的笑声，手指还会试图去触摸那些凸起的蜘蛛网纹路，仿佛真的能感受到它的存在。这本书简直是培养宝宝早期阅读兴趣的绝佳选择，它用最简单的方式，让宝宝认识了蜘蛛，也感受到了阅读的乐趣。每天睡前故事时间，这本书总是第一个被宝宝翻出来，她会一本本地翻过，虽然还不能完全理解内容，但那种专注和投入，让我们感到无比欣慰。看到宝宝因为这本书而展露的笑容，我们就觉得一切都值得。这本书不仅给宝宝带来了快乐，也为我们的亲子时光增添了许多温馨和美好。

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这本书真的是一款设计精良、内容寓教于乐的经典之作。它最让我惊艳的地方在于其多层次的视觉呈现。不仅仅是色彩的运用，而是那种立体感的营造。当翻到书页中间时，那张巨大的蜘蛛网仿佛真的要从纸面上“爬”出来一样，配合着微小的蜘蛛，营造出一种身临其境的感觉。我看到我的孩子，每次翻到那里，都会把小手伸进去，想要抓住那只小蜘蛛，那种专注的神情，让人忍俊不禁。而且，书中的插画风格非常独特，线条流畅，但又不失细节，那种朦胧而又真实的描绘，既能激发孩子的想象力，又能让他们清晰地认识到蜘蛛的形态。更重要的是，这本书的语言非常精炼，句子简短，重复性强，这对于正在学习语言的孩子来说，非常有帮助。他们可以很容易地记住书中的词汇和句子，并且能够尝试模仿。这本书不仅仅是一个睡前读物，更是一个能够激发孩子好奇心、培养他们对自然万物兴趣的窗口。它用最简单的方式，展现了一个充满生机的微观世界，让孩子们在玩乐中学习，在探索中成长。

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宝宝很喜欢看这个图书！爱不惜手！

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学校老师推荐的暑假读物。著名的卡尔爷爷的作品。小小的一本，感觉有点小贵，不过纸张质量不错，印刷精美。还是值得购买的

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给孩子买的。我也没有看。希望特别好，有空了，陪孩子一起读。

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京东图书一直价格不错，买了很快就送到了，英文版给孩子培养语言环境，虽说现在孩子还不懂

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京东速度快，东西也保质量，推荐神速，最近一年京东买的越来越多了。

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里面有很多的东西被毛毛虫吃出了洞，感觉很好玩

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树收到了，质量挺好的，一直在京东买书，支持京东

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京东速度快，东西也保质量，推荐神速，最近一年京东买的越来越多了。

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长草很久的书，比平装版好玩多了