Author: Jacobs
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1998-11-01
Features: You can make three wishes. You can ask for three things that exist in the world, and your wishes will come true. You might say, "This is impossible in the real world." Then, think carefully. What can you ask for? What do you want? When you make a wish, it's just the beginning. When you change one thing, you will change everything in the world. A change causes another change. Who can know where these changes will end?
Bookworm is a masterpiece offered by Oxford University Press to English learners around the world. In English, the word "bookworm" has a rather adorable image—imagine a bookworm so engrossed in books, eagerly devouring letters with a determined obsession... ...Now, this bookworm has crossed the seas and landed gracefully in the hands of Chinese English learners. The "bookworm" will first give you confidence—even if you currently only know a few hundred words, you can easily read world-class masterpieces. The "bookworm" will also remind you persistently with its delicate chirping: "Keep reading consistently, read widely and enrichingly." By the time you finish the last book in the series, you may suddenly realize: just like a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly, you're ready to take flight!
Bookworm: Oxford Chinese-English Parallel Texts -- Monkey's Paw
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