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A Library for the World's Children

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Who ever thought learning math could be so much fun? Test your math skills with these fun and interesting games. Includes some teacher and parenting resources.

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星际穿越（2017年物理学奖获奖者作品）作者:【美】基普·索恩（Kip Thorne）著 ,苟利军 王岚 李然 等译 湛庐文化 出品出版社:浙江人民出版社出版时间:2015年06月 

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星际穿越（2017年物理学奖获奖者作品）作者:【美】基普·索恩（Kip Thorne）著 ,苟利军 王岚 李然 等译 湛庐文化 出品出版社:浙江人民出版社出版时间:2015年06月 

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推荐人：G7-4 姚俊华
推荐语：有人说欣赏完一部好的科幻作品，我们会仰望天空，企图寻找星星。看完这句话后，我首先想到的就是《星际穿越》。这句话很正确，许多的科幻作品，都会将我们从现实中抽离出来，将我们的目光聚焦于宏大，漫长的宇宙中。以我为例子，看完《三体Ⅰ》，我首先想到的是人类的归属问题，信仰自己，还是信仰未知，每个人对于科幻，都有着不同的感受，但相同的是对无穷远的探索。而《星际穿越》，可以说，我一旦看一个文段，我都会迷失在宇宙的宏大里。 那种灿烂，恢弘，浪漫，我找不出一个词能够来形容这部作品给我带来的冲击，甚至，直到现在我都一直在逃避去解析它，因为我做不到，我不敢说我看懂了，当然，这里的懂，不是指一个标准答案似地鉴赏报告，在重复阅读了多次后，我依旧对他没有一个清晰的自我理解。就好像我的意识在拒绝去将其理清楚，不愿意去破坏那样一种说不清的冲击感。并且书中所描述的画面，让我激动了很久，如果硬要形容的话，那估计就是一个同时信仰伊斯兰教，犹太教，基督教的人来到耶路撒冷吧，当然这个比喻可能有点不敬，但我找不出更好的形容方式了。你一生追求的未知，如今，肉眼可见。     官方剧情介绍：近未来的地球黄沙遍野，小麦、秋葵等基础农作物相继因枯萎病灭绝，人类不再像从前那样仰望星空，放纵想象力和灵感的迸发，而是每日在沙尘暴的肆虐下倒数着所剩不多的光景。在家务农的前NASA宇航员库珀（马修·麦康纳 饰）接连在女儿墨菲的书房发现奇怪的重力场现象，随即得知在某个未知区域内前NASA成员仍秘密进行一个拯救人类的计划。多年以前土星附近出现神秘虫洞，NASA借机将数名宇航员派遣到遥远的星系寻找适合居住的星球。在布兰德教授（迈克尔·凯恩 饰）的劝说下，库珀忍痛告别了女儿，和其他三名专家教授女儿艾米莉亚·布兰德前往目标星球考察…      这部作品值得你一读再读，如果你没有时间的话也可以看看小说同名电影《星际穿越》。
They say that after watching a good science fiction book, we look up at the sky and try to find the stars. After reading this sentence, the first thing that comes to my mind is Interstellar. And that's true. A lot of science fiction, it takes us away from reality, and focuses our eyes on the big, long universe. Take me as an example. After watching the Three-Body Problem I, the first thing that comes to my mind is the question of human belonging, whether to believe in oneself or to believe in the unknown. Everyone has different feelings about science fiction, but the same thing is the exploration of infinity. "Interstellar," so to speak, once I read a passage, I would get lost in the vastness of the universe. The brilliant, magnificent, romantic, I can't find a word to describe this work bring me, even, until now I have been to escape to parse it, because I can't do that, I can't say I understand, of course, here to understand, is not a standard answer like to appreciate the report, after repeated reading for many times, I still don't have a clear self-understanding of him. It was as if my mind refused to make sense of it, to destroy the indefinable impact. And the image that I have in the book, which has stirred me for a long time, if I had to describe it, would be that of a Muslim, Jewish and Christian coming to Jerusalem, which might be an irreverent metaphor, but I don't have a better way to describe it. The unknown you've sought all your life is now visible to the naked eye.     Official plot introduction: In the near future, the earth is covered with yellow sand, and basic crops such as wheat and okra have been wiped out due to blight. Instead of looking up at the stars and indulged in imagination and inspiration, human beings are counting down the days left under the scourge of sandstorms. The former NASA astronaut Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) discovered a strange gravitational field phenomenon in his daughter Murphy's study, and then learned that in an unknown area before NASA members are still secretly carrying out a plan to save humanity. Years ago, a mysterious wormhole appeared near Saturn, prompting NASA to send astronauts to distant galaxies in search of habitable worlds. In professor Brand (Michael Kane) persuasion, Cooper reluctantly bid farewell to her daughter, and the other three experts professor daughter Amelia Brand to the target planet investigation...     It's worth rereading again and again, or if you don't have the time you can check out the movie Interstellar.

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如何阅读一本书 作者:[美]莫提默·J.艾德勒 查尔斯·范多伦 著 郝明义 朱衣 译出版社:商务印书馆出版时间:2004年01月 

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如何阅读一本书 作者:[美]莫提默·J.艾德勒 查尔斯·范多伦 著 郝明义 朱衣 译出版社:商务印书馆出版时间:2004年01月 

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田羽芮彤（G7-4）推荐。
推荐语：它能让我们学会怎样读书。

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Recommended by 董朔闻(G7-4).
The Walking Fish is a humorous, exciting tale of an ordinary girl who makes an extraordinary scientific discovery--a blind fish that walks. They experienced a lot of exciting adventures. All the while, they fight to keep the selfish Dr. Mertz from claiming the discovery all for himself. In this book, you can learn numerous science facts, book is also very interesting, I strongly recommend  you read this book.

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Read free library books online.

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Unite for Literacy has developed the platform, publishing tools, and systems-based strategies that support our public and private sector partners to change the literacy landscape of their communities and optimize the future for all their young children.

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Storyline Online is a program of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. The Foundation is a nonprofit organization that relies entirely on gifts, grants and donations to fund Storyline Online and produce all of its videos.
Storyline Online is available 24 hours a day for children, parents, caregivers and educators worldwide. Each book includes supplemental curriculum developed by a credentialed elementary educator, aiming to strengthen comprehension and verbal and written skills for English-language learners.

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AASL 2020 Best Digital Tool for Teaching and Learning.
KidLit TV utilizes technologies such as videos and podcasts to promote children's literature and to inspire kids to read, write, and draw.

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KidLit TV - Explore the world of children's literature.

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Welcome to the award-winning KidLit TV! Go on an adventure in a world of stories with us! We're a trusted resource for parents, teachers, and librarians. KidLit TV is a winner of the Parents' Choice Gold Award and one of the American Library Association's Great Websites For Kids.

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A graphic novel about starting over at a new school where diversity is low and the struggle to fit in is real.

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A common question that Goodreads get is whether books can be read on the site. Much like the staff, I don't understand how people get the impression tA common question that Goodreads get is whether books can be read on the site. Much like the staff, I don't understand how people get the impression that books will be free to read, even on a website. Books either need to be paid for or checked out at a library. Not very many books will be free unless it's a fan fic, the author decided not to sell it, or it wasn't selling any copies. ...more (less)

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A common question that Goodreads get is whether books can be read on the site. Much like the staff, I don't understand how people get the impression tA common question that Goodreads get is whether books can be read on the site.

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How to Read a Bookby Kwame Alexander,  Melissa Sweet (Illustrator )

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How to Read a Bookby Kwame Alexander,  Melissa Sweet (Illustrator )

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A poetic journey about the experience of reading.

Find a tree—a

black tupelo or

dawn redwood will do—and

plant yourself.

(It’s okay if you prefer a stoop, like Langston Hughes.)

With these words, an adventure begins. Kwame Alexander’s poetry and Melissa Sweet’s artwork come together to take readers on a journey between the pages of a book.

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Kwame Alexander is a poet, educator, and New York Times Bestselling author of 21 books, including The Crossover, which received the 2015 John Newbery Medal for the Most Distinguished Contribution to American literature for Children, the Coretta Scott King Author Award Honor, The NCTE Charlotte Huck Honor, the Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award, and the Passaic Poetry Prize. Kwame writes for children of all ages. His other works include Surf's Up, a picture book; Booked, a middle grade novel; and He Said She Said, a YA novel.
Kwame believes that poetry can change the world, and he uses it to inspire and empower young people through his PAGE TO STAGE Writing and Publishing Program released by Scholastic. A regular speaker at colleges and conferences in the U.S., he also travels the world planting seeds of literary love (Singapore, Brazil, Italy, France, Shanghai, etc.). Recently, Alexander led a delegation of 20 writers and activists to Ghana, where they delivered books, built a library, and provided literacy professional development to 300 teachers, as a part of LEAP for Ghana, an International literacy program he co-founded.

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A poetic journey about the experience of reading. Find a tree—a black tupelo or dawn redwood will do—and plant yourself. (It’s okay ...

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How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading  by Mortimer J. Adler,  Charles Van Doren

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How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading  by Mortimer J. Adler,  Charles Van Doren

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How to Read a Book, originally published in 1940, has become a rare phenomenon, a living classic. It is the best and most successful guide to reading comprehension for the general reader. And now it has been completely rewritten and updated.

You are told about the various levels of reading and how to achieve them -- from elementary reading, through systematic skimming and inspectional reading, to speed reading, you learn how to pigeonhole a book, X-ray it, extract the author's message, criticize. You are taught the different reading techniques for reading practical books, imaginative literature, plays, poetry, history, science and mathematics, philosophy and social science.

Finally, the authors offer a recommended reading list and supply reading tests whereby you can measure your own progress in reading skills, comprehension and speed.

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What you describe sounds more like a learning disability (LD): LD can be comorbid with other psychological/cognitive disorders or you can mimic such dWhat you describe sounds more like a learning disability (LD): LD can be comorbid with other psychological/cognitive disorders or you can mimic such disorders when taking prescription drugs to treat other disorders. ...more

I am a former sufferer of depression, and a graduate in psychology. I struggled in school but, when I complained to my health care providers, they always blamed the disorder or the drugs and said there was nothing I could do. After suffering for more than a decade, I stopped treatment AMA (it worked well for me, but I do not recommend this) and wound up in remission (my body finally recovered but the drugs were interfering with my body asserting itself). I still struggled with reading problems. Finally, being off meds and medically diagnosed as in remission, they listened to me and referred me for testing: turns out, I have had Learning Disabilities - including a form of dyslexia - since birth and they were always blaming something else.

My point is that Health Care Providers can get a little lazy, attributing everything to one diagnosis and missing the rest of the picture. I would ask your psychiatrist for help investigating this issue: some psychiatrists are qualified to diagnose cognitive issues/psychoeducational issues, most are not but they can refer you to an appropriate provider (usually a psychoeducational psychologist) for testing and consult. If you can afford it or your insurance will pay for it, it is worth it even later in life.

This book probably WON'T help with your issue: this book discusses different methods of reading, and changing your method will change your processing of the material, which may alter your memory of the material, it does not help with working memory. It will teach you how to find the main points, but that may not be enough if you have a memory issue.

That said, book club members often take notes as they go along and bring them to group: if you keep a book journal, know how to analyse such things and write them down as they occur to you (with an extra "download" or review when you finish the book), you will have more than enough material to describe and discuss. Going over notes will also strengthen your memory, and this book will teach you to take notes.

Good luck!(less)

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What you describe sounds more like a learning disability (LD): LD can be comorbid with other psychological/cognitive disorders or you can mimic such dWhat you describe sounds more like a learning disability (LD): LD can be comorbid with other psychological/cognitive disorders or you can mimic such disorders when taking prescription drugs to treat other disorders.

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Nya goes to the pond to fetch water for her family. She walks 8 hours everyday.
Salva walks away from his war-torn village. He is a lost boy refugee, destined to cover Africa on foot, searching for his family and safety.
Two young people……two stories.
One country: Sudan.
The theme statement of book: even in a troubled country, determined survivors may find the future they are hoping for.

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Gregor the Overlander is a the first book of the series by Suzzanne Collins. It has been two years,  seven months and fifthteen days after Gregors father disappered, that day was also the day Gregor and his sister Boots have fell into a hole in their laundry room. Who ended up in the underland, they met Four feet cockroaches, huge bats, rats and spiders. He also met weird people, for example Luxa. She has purple eyes and gray hair. He later on was in the palace and learned that this place is called Regalia. He was an overlander to the underlanders and Vikus told him he was a warrior and that his dad is still alive. But was trapped in the land where the rats live. Gregor must save his dad to go home, he wasn't ready, but he have to. Will he save his dad and go home? The adventure begins.

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A book that brings you to the fantasy world of Narnia. This book is the first book The Chronicles of Narnia that starts the adventures of the mystery. A book that can make you laugh, make you scared and make you be interested.

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

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This book is a fantastic combination of the modern world and Greek mythology. It is about a 12 year-old boy Percy who learned about his true identity and his fate. He went on amazing adventures with his friends, and was determined to catch the thief who has stolen Zeus' master bolt. The Lightning Thief is a part of the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and the other four books are also very fascinating, so remember to read those books too!

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I really like the book you recommend, l also like basketball, and l know that he have a hard experience to be a super star in NBA

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This is a science fiction book that tells the story of a bird and a robot and has a second book.

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Oliver has always dreamed about where he will fit. Will he be in the mane of a unicorn? The tentacle of a pirate squid? The helmet of an astronaut? When he finally goes in search of his perfect place, he finds that trying to fit in is a lot harder than he thought. But like any puzzle, a little trial and error leads to a solution, and Oliver figures out exactly where he belongs.

Where Oliver Fits is a sweet and funny story that explores all the highs and lows of learning to be yourself and shows that fitting in isn't always the best fit.

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Oliver has always dreamed about where he will fit. Will he be in the mane of a unicorn? The tentacle of a pirate squid? The helmet of an ...

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There are books that inform, books that entertain, and books that inspire. This is certainly one that does the latter - sharing the story of an African American girl who goes and does incredible things with math, despite those would otherwise say she couldn’t. It’s an encouraging story of grit and determination. Highly recommended!

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Drum Dream Girl by Margarita Engel and Rafael Lopez

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Drum Dream Girl by Margarita Engel and Rafael Lopez

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A story of empowerment for young girls how to overcome stereotyped expectations filled with beautiful and colorful images

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An amazing story of challenging bullies and coming together thought the use of colors and numbers. Witty and creative use of language to tell a fun story

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Eyes That Kiss in the Corners by Joanna and Dung Ho

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Eyes That Kiss in the Corners by Joanna and Dung Ho

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Beautiful Chinese symbols throughout the artwork. A great story about empowerment and being proud of who you are

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An incredibly built world where death doesn't happen naturally anymore so it falls to the hands of the scythe. The story grows through this and the trilogy.

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A fun story with great pictures that lead to laughter.

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A great graphic novel about trying to fit in between two communities and figuring out your place in the world.

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A timely tale about the challenge of race in America.  A good story to help understand Black Lives Matter movement. Beware of some more mature language and themes.

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If you have a dog, you love them. This story connects to the power of bonding with animals.

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Giannis- The Incredible Rise of an NBA MVP by Mirin Fader

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Giannis- The Incredible Rise of an NBA MVP by Mirin Fader

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This is a story not just for NBA fans but anyone interested in challenges of overcoming obstacles and the love and unity of a family.

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Adapted from the first book of Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene, this is the classic tale of boy meets girl meets dragon meets adversity, fails, and tries again. Margaret Hodges has managed to preserve some of the original language while updating the rest for modern speakers, and Trina Schart Hyman's art is unparalleled.

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This is a wonderful tale about a brave, valiant knight and a fair maiden princess who sees him through his terribly difficult task of slaying the vile dragon who is threatening her kingdom.

The illustrations are a bit graphic for younger children, but for school age children, I think they are fine. They are gorgeously drawn and worthy of the Caldecott Medal award.

The story is crisp and has elements of fantasy, heroism, magic and celebration. We've read this book a couple of times.

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This is a wonderful tale about a brave, valiant knight and a fair maiden princess who sees him through his terribly difficult task of slaying the vile dragon who is threatening her kingdom. The illustrations are a bit graphic for younger children, but for school age children, I think they are fine.

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"But look around you...

"Death and Light are everywhere, always, and they begin, end, strive, attend, into and upon the Dream of the Nameless that is the world, burning words within Samsara, perhaps to create a thing of beauty.

"As the wearers of the saffron robe still meditate upon the Way of Light, and the girl who is named Murga visits the Temple daily, to place before her dark one in his shrine the only devotion he receives, of flowers."

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This is a nonsensical question. This is a novel, not a role-playing game.This is a nonsensical question. This is a novel, not a role-playing game.

The character has the powers that he has. A more appropriate question is, does the story that's told about this character make sense for a character with such powers? It does.(less)
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This is a nonsensical question. This is a novel, not a role-playing game.This is a nonsensical question. This is a novel, not a role-playing game. The character has the powers that he has. A more appropriate question is, does the story that's told about this character make sense for a character with such powers?

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A graphic novel by Richard and Wendy Pini. On the World of Two Moons, Cutter's people struggle to coexist with humans, living secret lives in the forest, yet, when disaster strikes and his people must begin the long journey in search of a new home, he perceives an opportunity to unite the elven diaspora. Available free through the internet (elfquest.com) and contains some mature themes.

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They are descended from shapeshifting aliens who crashed thousands of years ago on a nameless world they now call the World of Two Moons. The elves struggle to remain true to their nature-loving ways, but they are constantly tested - from without by an ever-growing human population, and by change and strife within their own ranks.

It is a saga four decades in the telling. Fully explore the epic-sized world of Elfquest and you will find your views of modern society mirrored, your prejudices challenged, and your understanding of relationships - of all kinds - forever changed.

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They are descended from shapeshifting aliens who crashed thousands of years ago on a nameless world they now call the World of Two Moons. The elves struggle to remain true to their nature-loving ways, but they are constantly tested - from without by an ever-growing human population, and by change and strife within their own ranks.

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"Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten."

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The book and movie were created around the same time. Neil told the director of the movie about his idea before he had actually written the book and aThe book and movie were created around the same time. Neil told the director of the movie about his idea before he had actually written the book and allowed him to run with the concept with the two checking in with each other has they wrote their respective adaptations. This is why the general idea and conflict are the same but the execution is done differently. They are both very good but I wouldn't say one is truly better than the other. ...more (less)

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The book and movie were created around the same time. Neil told the director of the movie about his idea before he had actually written the book and aThe book and movie were created around the same time.

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Having read the translation, I can say this is a fantastic example of magical realism. Mo Yan paints the Chinese countryside with an impressionist's brush, revealing through pigment and contrast what is invisible to sight. It's not an easy read, though. Set during the Japanese occupation, this story captures both horror and earnestness.

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Red Sorghum (Penguin Books, 1994) by Mo Yan is a historical novel that takes place in 1923-24 and the late thirties, during the war against Japan. Made into a very successful film by Jiang Yimou, Red Sorghum is packed with action, killings, guns, policemen, backstabbing, survival after near-death experiences, deeds of heroism and betrayal, and images of "lush" landscapes (the kind of landscapes that big Hollywood producers like). The novel is set in the village where Mo Yan grew up and which, af...more

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Red Sorghum (Penguin Books, 1994) by Mo Yan is a historical novel that takes place in 1923-24 and the late thirties, during the war against Japan. Made into a very successful film by Jiang Yimou, Red Sorghum is packed with action, killings, guns, policemen, backstabbing, survival after near-death experiences, deeds of heroism and betrayal, and images of "lush" landscapes (the kind of landscapes that big Hollywood producers like).