Charlotte's Web

Author: White
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Charlotte's Web is one of the three works by American author E.B. White (1899–1985) hailed as "the most read and beloved fairy tales of the 20th century." In the Zuckerman's barn, a group of animals live happily, among whom the little pig Wilbur and the spider Charlotte form a sincere friendship. However, a terrible news disrupts the tranquility of the barn: Wilbur's future fate is to become a smoked ham. As a little pig, Wilbur, filled with grief and despair, seems to have no choice but to accept his doomed fate. Yet, the seemingly insignificant Charlotte declares, "I will save you." Thus, Charlotte uses her silk to weave words on the pigsty, creating what humans consider a miracle, completely reversing Wilbur's fate and finally helping him win a special award at the fair and secure a peaceful future. But at this moment, Charlotte the spider's life comes to an end. Under E.B. White's pen, Charlotte weaves a web of love, which not only saves Wilbur's life but also inspires boundless love and tenderness in our hearts.