Red Sea Shark

Author: Hergé, edited by Zhang Min, translated by Zhang Yaping
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book tells the story of Tintin, with rich illustrations and engaging content. It includes numerous images, allowing young children to refer to the pictures while reading and imagining the story. The book is enjoyable and captivating, making it a favorite for young readers. It sparks a love for writing and encourages children to create their own exciting stories. This is a must-read series. To start a brilliant future, the beginning is right here! This set features fairy tales that are commonly encountered by young children. As they begin to recognize characters and images, they gain a visual understanding, making it easier to grasp. The content covers various fields of knowledge. Each section and image is accompanied by "Parent-Child Topics" and explanations designed to foster a strong connection between parents and children. This lively and approachable visual education enhances learning effects, sparking a keen interest in writing during a child's first encounter with early education. It truly embodies the principle of "learning through play," making this series a stepping stone for young children to master knowledge.
Online Reading: When Tintin heard that Chief Ben Kalis had been overthrown by a rebellion, he immediately rushed to Kehama to help his old friend. Behind the scenes, the mastermind was the ruthless international gangster and slave trader—known as the Marquis de Gorgonzola. This man would stop at nothing to protect his dirty interests. Tintin, Snowy, and Captain Haddock finally escaped the dangerous desert, but even greater dangers awaited them in the Red Sea. In reality, their opponent was still Rastapopoulos.