英国学生文学读本

出版社：英国托马斯-尼尔森公司 天津人民出版社 (2013-03出版)  

作者简介

编者：（英国）托马斯-尼尔森公司

书籍目录

《西方家庭学校原版教材与经典读本•英国学生文学读本1》目录： 01 SANDY BEACH 1 02 PUSSY WHITE FOOT 4 03 THE LITTLE SWANS' LESSON 6 04 IN THE WOODS 9 05 WHICH? (Ⅰ) 11 06 WHICH? (Ⅱ) 13 07 LONG TIME AGO 15 08 THE SHEEP 17 09 THE SEA 20 10 FRANK'S LETTER TO HIS DOG 23 11 THE CROWS AND THE WIND-MILL 25 12 OUT OF HARM'S WAY 28 13 THE LITTLE BUILDERS (Ⅰ) 30 14 THE LITTLE BUILDERS (Ⅱ) 33 15 THE EVENING STAR 37 16 A RIDE IN A TRAM-CAR 40 17 AMONG THE HAY 43 18 POOR DOLLY! 46 19 THE FISHERMAN'S CHILDREN 48 20 RABBITS 51 21 THE LITTLE CARPENTER 54 22 THE HONEY-BEE'S SONG 57 23 HOW POLL WAS FOUND 60 24 ELEPHANT STORIES 63 25 TABBY 66 26 MOUSIE CAUGHT 69 27 PUSSY AND MAY 73 28 PEEPSIE 76 29 SALT 79 30 A PICNIC IN THE WOODS 82 31 A STORY OF AN APPLE 85 32 THE BIRDS' NEST (Ⅰ) 87 33 THE BIRDS' NEST (Ⅱ) 90 34 THE LOST LETTERS 92 35 FATHER'S PAPER 96 36 HOP O' MY THUMB (Ⅰ) 99 37 HOP O' MY THUMB (Ⅱ) 104 38 HOP O' MY THUMB (Ⅲ) 108 39 HOP O' MY THUMB (Ⅳ) 111 40 LITTLE SAILORS 115 41 LOST—THREE LITTLE BIRDIES 118 42 I WONDER 119 43 A RHYME FOR LITTLE FOLKS 121 44 NELL AND THE BIRD 123 45 THE SHINING WEB 125 46 FREDDIE AND THE CHERRIES 128 47 A LITTLE BOY 130 48 DO YOUR BEST 132 49 GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD MORNING 133 50 THE TWO LITTLE KITTENS 135 《西方家庭学校原版教材与经典读本•英国学生文学读本2》目录： 01 WHAT IS FEAR? 1 02 “BRAVE AS A LION; GENTLE AS A LAMB.” 4 03 CLIMBING 7 04 THE BEAR AND THE KETTLE 9 05 THE SNAIL (Ⅰ) 12 06 THE SNAIL (Ⅱ) 16 07 HIDE AND SEEK 20 08 THE MAGPIE AND THE BIRDS 23 09 WILLIE'S CHRISTMAS PRESENT 26 10 THE MAGIC OF SILENCE 30 11 MY BOAT 34 12 WORKING DOGS 37 13 THE STORY OF MUSSENTOUCHIT 41 14 THE SEAL 45 15 NATURE'S STORY-BOOK 49 16 SWINGING 53 17 STORIES OF MONKEYS 57 18 TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO MAN 61 19 “HERRING, FRESH HERRING.” 64 20 THEY DIDN'T THINK 67 21 THE INDIAN AND HIS DOG 70 22 HONESTY 74 23 SUGAR 78 24 WHAT ARE YOU? 82 25 UNCLE PHIL'S STORY 84 26 PICK, SHOVEL, AND SPEAR 88 27 HOW LONG IT TAKES 92 28 SUNNY SUMMER 96 29 COCOA-NUTS 99 30 A RUN AWAY RIDE 103 31 ABOUT FIRES 107 32 THE BROWN THRUSH 111 33 A RAILWAY TRAIN 113 34 SELFISH SAMBO 118 35 A YOUNG HERO 121 36 THE SNOW-FLAKE'S SONG 125 37 A WALRUS HUNT 127 38 CAMPING OUT 131 39 FILLING A BASKET WITH WATER 136 40 TIME ENOUGH 140 41 THE WATER BABY (Ⅰ) 143 42 THE WATER BABY (Ⅱ) 147 43 THE WATER BABY (Ⅲ) 150 44 THREE LITTLE CHICKS 155 45 SOMETHING FOR CHILDREN 158 46 WYNKEN, BLYNKEN, AND NOD 160 47 SUPPOSE! 162 48 WE ARE SEVEN 164 49 THE CHILD'S FIRST GRIEF 167 《西方家庭学校原版教材与经典读本•英国学生文学读本3》目录： 01 BIRD OR BEAST? 1 02 “EVERGREEN.” 5 03 WISHES 9 04 GAMBETTA AND HIS DOG 11 05 THE LARK AND HER YOUNG ONES 14 06 INDUSTRY 18 07 THE BANYAN-TREE 22 08 A HEROIC BROTHER 26 09 “WANTED—A BOY.” 29 10 HOW A DOG SAVED A SHIP'S CREW 31 11 FABLES 35 12 THE NAIL-MAKER 40 13 TRIPPING INTO TOWN 43 14 HOW BIRDS USE THEIR BILLS 45 15 A ROGUE OUTWITTED 49 16 THE MAN IN THE BOY 53 17 BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SOW 56 18 THE CARE OF OUR STREETS 58 19 A NOBLE ACT 62 20 FAIRYLAND 65 21 THE TONGUE 69 22 GOOD 0R BAD? 73 23 STICK TO YOUR BUSH 76 24 PERSEVERANCE 80 25 BUSY RAINDROPS 82 26 BUSY BROOKS 86 27 FABLES 90 28 SUMMER WOODS 95 29 A CLUMSY PET 99 30 WHAT THE NETTLE SAID 103 31 STORY OF A LION 107 32 THE MAN THAT CARRIED THE BRICK 111 33 THE WOOD-CUTTERS AND THE BIRDS 115 34 FUSS-AND-FRET 119 35 ABOUT MICE 122 36 “STAND FAST.” 126 37 “HE'S A BRICK.” 130 38 LESSONS FROM LITTLE THINGS 134 39 OBEYING ORDERS 137 40 ONLY A RIBBON 142 41 THE GOLDEN TOUCH (Ⅰ) 146 42 THE GOLDEN TOUCH (Ⅱ) 150 43 THE GOLDEN TOUCH (Ⅲ) 154 44 A HIGH MARK 159 45 CONTENTMENT 163 46 ADRIFT ON AN ICE-RAFT 166 47 BABY SEALS 170 48 THE BEAR AND THE BEES 173 49 MICHAEL THE UPRIGHT 176 50 KILLING A RATTLESNAKE 181 51 HELP ONE ANOTHER 185 52 THE LADY-BIRD AND THE ANT 188 53 A BONE THAT NEEDED BREAKING 191 54 USEFUL GRASSES (Ⅰ) 195 55 USEFUL GRASSES (Ⅱ) 200 56 GIVING 205 57 THE HOUSE I LIVE IN 207 58 KEEP THE BODY CLEAN 210 59 FRESH AIR 214 60 EXERCISE 218 61 POETRY FOR RECITATION 222 …… 《西方家庭学校原版教材与经典读本•英国学生文学读本4》 《西方家庭学校原版教材与经典读本•英国学生文学读本5》 《西方家庭学校原版教材与经典读本•英国学生文学读本6》

章节摘录

版权页：   插图：      AMONG THE ALLIGATORS 1.One afternoon in May,I had paddled a few miles up a sluggish Florida river,in an almost uninhabited part of the country.As evening fell,I returned in the canoe,floating with the current.The woods were full of perfume,and I drifted idly along,drinking in the balmy breath of the pines and the fragrance of the lilies and other flowers which grew on every side. 2.The gentle hum of insects filled the air,and softened the shrill voices of the frogs among the reeds,while now and then trills of exquisite bell-like notes rang out from the throats of mocking-birds.Myriads of fire-flies flashed and faded in the thick undergrowth.Presently the moon sent her pale light through the thick foliage of the trees,and the misty vapour over the river shone with a faint silvery sheen.Enchanted with the beauty of the night,I let the current drift me slowly onward,though the damp air warned me to hasten my return. 3.As I entered a wide lagoon surrounded by a rank growth of marshy plants,I found the air filled with a musky odour.I knew by experience that it was the odour given out by the alligator.Soon I heard that sharp clacking noise which these creatures are fond of making with their huge jaws;and presently I saw a large alligator not fifteen feet away on my right,close to the bank of the river.In the bright moonlight,and in that clear water,the long body of the creature shone grayish-green.Every mark on it was distinct.Right ahead I saw another,and there was still another to my left;and farther on,in the shadow of the reeds,lay one,two,three big ones and several small ones.In front,the waters swarmed with them. 4.Drifting like a log with the stream,the canoe did not attract their attention.It was necessary to steer very carefully,however,in order to escape a collision with them,as one of them might return the blow with a snap of his formidable jaws.In spite of all my precautions,while passing under the shadow of some great trees,I ran straight upon the back of a large female alligator without seeing her.She did not move;and as the canoe grated against her side in passing on,her eyes glared into mine so near that I could have touched them with my fingers.I cocked my rifle,but the great creature made no effort to attack me.Then I saw about twenty little alligators regain their places on her back and head,from which my canoe had thrown them.

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用户评论 (总计15条)

•   买了英国学生文学读本(1-6)和澳大利亚学生文学读本(1-6),现将两者(英读本和澳读本)作一比较如下:1>在程度上,两者大体是相当的,只是第一册的澳读本起点较低,适合更幼的儿童作为起步,而到了第六册澳读本和英读本两者基本拉平了.2>在选材上,两者大都选自英国的18,19,20世纪的报刊,小说等,特别是澳读本也有部分选自法国等西欧国家,甚至古希腊罗马的文学作品.2>在内容上,两者侧重点略有不同.英读本更多的是历史和地理方面,故事性略强,优雅而不俗.而澳读本更多的是通过平凡的故事,特别是选了一些如英国的<<旁观者>>(Spectator)之类的颇有深度的文选,来体现西方的价值观,所以在澳读本的每一篇文选之后有有关的提示和思考题,而英读本只有一些单词的读音.总之,如果把英读本比作一杯咖啡,浓香醇厚,白天间一杯咖啡提神,游转人生,那么澳读本就是一杯好茶,清雅纷芳,黄昏时芳茶一杯,冷眼看世界.
•   电子版竟然是中文编码,虽然没影响阅读,但导致无法切换英文字体!强烈建议所以电子版的英文书都采用英语编码!
•   确实是套不可多得的好书，字体大，内容循序渐进，非常适合孩子泛读。不知在哪儿可以下载到朗读文件。急！！！！
•   同时购买了英国语文读本和美国语读本。都很好。喜欢这种没有中文译文的读物，这样，孩子的阅读不会总是被中文文字所吸引。文字大，适合孩子阅读。美国语文读本比英国语文读本更简单，更适合做为孩子的入门读物。平均每本价格不到十元，性价比高。国内编撰的许多学习英语的读物，其文法没有错误，可是表达太中国式。
•   起始有点高，后面更好
•   适合各个阶段的英语学习，原汁原味，比起杂志，口语等，更正式有内涵
•   秒杀时买的，孩子还太小，先放着。
•   内容也还是好，有个别错误的地方，但还是不错的
•   字体很大，初略翻了一下，内容真的是小学初中生的教课书·········还是有一点小失望····
•   儿子看了一点，不错。
•   除了个别单词外， 内容深度大致相当于初中英语。字体大小装帧都不错，可惜不时（几乎每篇）都有一些错误。简单的说：Not as good as expected.
•   没看完，但是字体还是蛮大的，但是又感觉像是盗版书，纸的质量有点差
•   英国文学读本，原滋原味的书。
•   大人跟孩子一起学习。
•   纸质不爱好……内容一般