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The lines on nana’s face by Simona Ciraolo

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The lines on nana’s face by Simona Ciraolo

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This is a picture book that makes people feel warm and moved after reading. In this painting, the curiosity of the granddaughter about the wrinkles on her grandmother's

face opens a road to explore the memories of life. On this journey of exploration,there are not only the surprise of discovering the young life, but also the thrill of seeking freedom and exploration, the sadness of parting, and the joy of welcoming the new life... Every deep wrinkle seems to be endowed with life and tells a moving story of the past. Grandma's wisdom answered, not only will the close relationship between the grandparents and grandchildren closer, but also in the child's young heart planted the seed of love for life.

Especially in modern times, when busy parents have no time to take care of their children, this important responsibility falls on grandma. Grandma's behavior, grandma's living habits will affect the child. Had to be moved by the grandmother's answer in the story, also seems to  recall their own past in their question and answer, thanks to the wisdom of the grandmother, in a story to tell countless her life story.

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Why Won’t You Flower? by Katarína Macurová

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Why Won’t You Flower? by Katarína Macurová

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Little Bear saw a flower in his garden. He watered it every day, cleaned up the leaves, and made sure it had plenty of light, but it still did not bloom. He fed it the best tea, held a sunshade for it when it was too hot, never forgot to say good night every night, and even taught it how to blossom, but no matter how well he took care of it, it never did. He had no idea what was going on underground, where a bunch of naughty, greedy rabbits were carving up his carrots. It was not until later, when he had dug up the clay to see what was going on, that, he said, it was not that it did not blossom, but that it had grown down.

Children can learn the forgiveness and be positive.

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The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

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The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

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Under the influence of nature and friends, Mary changed from a willful and selfish child into a caring and loving child.

The book guided children to develop a good personality. It also teach students self-identification and self-improvement.

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Watercress by Andrea Wang, illustrated by Jason Chin

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Watercress by Andrea Wang, illustrated by Jason Chin

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A brother and sister of Chinese descent lived in the United States with their parents. One day while driving down the road, the parents found a waterfront wild The parents found wild greens near the water that they had used to feed their children as children, so they asked the children to get out of the car and dig the greens together. But the daughter did not understand her parents' approach and was worried that she would be embarrassed to be seen by her acquaintances. And she went home angry, refusing to eat the food prepared with watercress. This free food makes her think of g en Gu

Dong feel ashamed of things. The mother therefore took out a family photo as a child and told the story of the family. The girl's uncle died of famine, and at that The book does not go into detail about this past, but from the face and the lines of the narrative, it is easy to tell that the girl's uncle died in the famine, and at that time Western-style vegetables were already very good food. This reminiscence of the hardships and the deep love for the homeland and her deep affection for her homeland made the girl accept Western-style vegetables and also her Chinese.

This book teaches children about racial diversity. It has a

good educational effect especially for Chinese families.

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I talk Like a River by Jordan Scott, Illustrated by Sydney Smith

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I talk Like a River by Jordan Scott, Illustrated by Sydney Smith

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The book is about a young boy who stutters as a minority and feels uneasy and at a loss in the face of the squeeze of the majority. His father stands warmly by his side and tells him: You speak as naturally as a river, as swiftly and as calmly as a river sometimes. You are like a river in nature, and everything about you is acceptable. The little boy was a lonely man, but in this moment, he was accepted by his father, by the He was accepted by his father, by the world, and at the same time he accepted himself.

This book is especially meant for those who are lost, lonely or out of step with the group. It can heal the deepest pain and loneliness of the soul. A child may find himself in the boy's body. And perhaps will empathize with the friends of

his classmates around him. This is a great book for children to know how to respect the uniqueness of each person.

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Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce

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Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce

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The book is about a young boy, Tom, who has to go out of town to live in his aunt's house for a while because his brther has measles. The aunt lives in an old day building, which also has many tenants living in it. Lonely Tom suddenly heard the antique old desk clock downstairs strike thirteen times one night. He came downstairs, but found that the backyard, which was usually full of junk, had become a mysterious garden. In the garden, Tom has no footprints, no shadows, and he can walk through walls. Only the little girl Heidi can see him, and they become good friends, feeling the changing seasons, playing and adventuring together in the garden. Every time Tom returns to his aunt's house from the garden, he finds that no matter how long he stays in the garden, only a few minutes have passed in real life. As the day gets closer to Tom's return home, he can't bear to leave the garden and Heidi. He decides to use his time in exchange for spending eternity with Heidi in the garden. But in the end, he finds that his time cannot be exchanged for

Heidi's eternity. In the garden, Heidi's time flies by, she has become a grown In the garden, Heidi's time flies, she has become a grown woman, and she can no longer enter the garden.

A great story told with imagination, depicting a child's loneliness, friendship, and growth.

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The ambivalence of the inner world of a child reflects the most real and unhidden side of human nature for a child.

Childish speech is the protection of children, adults are

very envious, so if the other self in the heart to vent these very normal, let it go! Every day will repeat to themselves to say positive energy, trying to be an optimistic and positive people, in our worst mood, this sentence you just want to shout out, even if deep down, you do not really mean it, but do not worry, in the heart of the adult you can be a reckless child, retain the capricious. Behind this seemingly nonsensical and seemingly cute picture book, it can also provoke some thoughts.

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What is Love? by Mac Barnett, Illustrated by Carson Ellis

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What is Love? by Mac Barnett, Illustrated by Carson Ellis

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Explore the nature of love from a child's perspective. What is love?

A book that both children and parents will love: Many books about love between parents and children are told from the adult's point of view. This book starts from the child's point of view and is interesting and surprising in that children can relate to it while thinking about it in a way that adults will appreciate. Like all great children's books, this one can be understood on many levels. A book about discovering yourself: the boy's journey takes him to many different people, and their descriptions of what love means to them are largely about how they see themselves and their lives.

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The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

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The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

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The little prince lives on a very small planet, accompanied by a small rose that he loves very much, but the rose hurts the little prince's feelings for her. The little prince said goodbye to the asteroid and began to travel in space. He visited six planets in succession, and under the guidance of geographers, the little prince He came to Earth. On Earth, the little prince meets a little fox, who conquers him with patience and gives him the secret of his heart: "What is important is invisible to the eye" as a gift. The little prince finds the spring of life in the Sahara Desert with the pilot in distress. The young prince finds the spring of life with the pilot in danger in the Sahara Desert and shares his experience and thoughts about his trip to the universe. Finally, with the help of a snake, the young prince leaves the Earth and returns to his on the asteroid B612.

This book will plant the seeds of love in the hearts of children. Even though they won't have a deep feeling reading it now, this seed will germinate slowly as they grow up.

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In a big green room, a quiet old lady, softly saying "hush" Good night, the room, good night, all the things mentioned in the room, good night air good night, good night, moon.

When the child follows us and says "good night" together, the slow and calm tone of the story makes the child slowly integrate into the atmosphere of the story, and the more he reads, the more sleepy he becomes, just like a lullaby before bedtime, allowing the child to temporarily forget the excitement and excitement of the day, and simply want to lie

down and sleep with the little rabbit in the story.

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the giving tree give all she has to the boy.

In this story, people see the tree more as the embodiment of motherly love. Yes, if it is not love, how can the tree dedicate everything and still no regrets? The most tearful sentence in the whole book. The most tearful line in the whole book is the sentence "and the tree was happy." The branches were cut, the trunk was cut, and still the same sentence. However, as a children's book, this story seems too sentimental, and in

addition, the child is always asking for something, and the parents sacrifice themselves to meet all the demands of the child. I don't think it is appropriate to transmit such values to children. I don't like this kind of story, which is centered on

the self-interest of the human being. What about teaching children to just take?

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The Wind in the Willows by the Scottish novelist Kenneth Grahame

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The Wind in the Willows by the Scottish novelist Kenneth Grahame

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Adventure story twists and turns exciting, full of strange imagination, the story of the delicate description and carved out a vivid animal image. The four small animals have their own strengths and weaknesses: the toad is curious and has a strong spirit of adventure, but is impulsive and boastful, without persistence and perseverance; the badger is old and righteous, like a parent of everyone, giving people a sense of security, but good for others and relatively weak empathy; the river rat is smart and knowledgeable, brave, but also good for others; the mole is good at listening and kind, but lacks insight.

Maybe we really can't always dwell on the trivialities of the world or get caught up in the questions we can't find answers to. If I could, I would like to try to board the river rat's boat. Go to a different river, go downstream, find the solution to the problem in the scenery along the way, and meet the challenge of life at the next stop.

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The book tells the story of a mouse who fights a fox The story is about a mouse who fights a fox. Dr. DeSoto is a dental surgeon who is very skilled in the art of healing. In

with the help of his capable assistant Mrs. DeSoto, he treats large and small animals, large and small. He was so skilled that the lucky patients felt no pain at all. He was so skilled that the lucky patients did not feel any pain at all. Dr. DeSoto is a rat dentist, So he never saw "dangerous" animals that ate rats. But one day, a a fox showed up with a terrible toothache and begged Dr. DeSoto to help He begged Dr. DeSoto to cure him. What did the kindly DeSoto's do?

We children to learn, even in the face of crisis, but also can bravely to resolve at the same time, it also provokes children to think: Why does the fox have a toothache? Why does the fox need to have his teeth pulled? Because the fox did not take good care of his teeth. So, we children should refuse candy and brush our teeth regularly so that we can make our so that we can make our teeth strong!

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Because the idea of the book is based on the question raised by a blind child who wants to know what the color of the wind in this world is. Through this we are brought together into an invisible world. This book cannot be read with the book cannot be seen with the eyes, but touched with the hands, and each page has a different material Each page has a different material to echo the answer to this question from all creatures in the world.

Anne Herbauts has taken the perspective of the visually impaired, so each page of the book has a different touch and texture, with varnishing, embossing, embossing, hollowing, and musical text arrangement, and will be looking forward to the surprises on the next page. Children's senses are very sensitive to tax, and this is a book that can be interactive with the content. So it is highly recommended that w

hen reading this book, one person whispers the text of the story and describes the different textures, while the other person closes their eyes and experiences the little giant through sight, touch, hearing and even smell.

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Charlotte's Web" tells a story about friendship. In Alibar’s house, there is a little girl whose name is Vern. She saved a little pig from her father's axe, which was named Wilbur. Later Wilbur goes to Jackman’s barn, where he also meets Charlotte. Soon, Wilbur found out that he would be eaten, which made him scared. Finally, Charlotte used its net to change Wilbur's fate, but Charlotte's life had come to an end.

Giving people roses is good for them" Charlotte saved Wilbur, which also did her good, which increased the value

of its life, but also let the animals in the barn know the power of spiders.

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A long time ago, whenever Mom went out, Wolf Woman would come knocking onther door. Asan, Ah and Baozhu opened the door for Wolf Woman and slept in the same bed with her, they finally figured out Wolf Woman's plot when their lives were hanging in the balance. When their lives were at stake, they finally realized the plot of the Wolf Woman. The three sisters work together to find a way to deceive the big wolf and kill him alive.

This book can develop a child's sense of self-protection. Children need to know that there are good people and bad people in this world, and they need to learn to distinguish and protect themselves

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Peter, the little boy, woke up in the morning and found that it snowed last night. He excitedly ran into the snow to play various games, stepping on footprints and drawing lines in the snow, slapping the snow on the trees with branches, building snowmen, making angels, pretending to climb a mountain and then sliding all the way to the foot of the mountain. He even put the snowballs in his shirt pocket and took them home, wanting to save them for the next day.

Children can learn about the natural phenomenon of "snow" from this book. In the book Peter put the snow in his pocket hoping to have it all the time. But in the end the snow melts.

Children will want to have some thing they like. But you can't keep the snow! Children will realize this when they read this book.

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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo

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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo

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A porcelain rabbit named Edward is loved by a little girl and therefore smug. One day he is lost and begins a strange journey from the depths of the ocean to a fisherman's

net, from a garbage dump to a homeless camp, from a sick child's bedside to a street performance, and many other experiences. Edward never understood what love is, lost love, learned to love and then regained love.

This story is heartwarming. Teach adults and children how to love and give people the courage to regain their faith.