The Adventures of Dr. Dolittle in Africa (Phonetic Version for Primary School Students)

Author: (American) H. G. Wells
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: American writer H. G. Wells wrote story letters to children from the front lines during World War I, complete with humorous illustrations. After being wounded and returning home in 1919, he transformed those letters into a fairy tale book, which became a huge success and won the prestigious Newbery Children's Literature Award in the United States. Subsequently, he became unstoppable, writing eight books in a row. Initially, he wanted to stop, but the young readers wouldn’t let him. The original series consists of twelve books, with over ten reprints. Dr. Dolittle became a world-famous fairy tale character, beloved by children all over the globe. The complete Chinese edition, translated by the renowned translator Ren Rongrong, has been published by this publishing house. Now, we have edited and annotated this revised version for primary school students with heavy academic schedules, so they can read it "in the midst of their busy lives."