Kelly English Comic: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Author: Mark Twain
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: English-Chinese Parallel Comic Version of World Classics:
① Master 300 English Words to Read World Classics, Letting You Absorb the Great Works of Literary Masters in the Shortest Time.
② Break Free from Complex and Dull English Grammar, Learn English by Watching Comics.
③ Dual Approach (English-Chinese and Chinese-English), Quickly Mastering a Large Number of Words and Grammar.
④ Vivid and Detailed Explanations of Difficult Words, No Need to Consult a Dictionary.
⑤ "Kelly’s English" Section Offers Many Engaging and Fun Content, Letting You Enjoy Wisdom, Joy, and the Infinite Charm of English. This series was born in response to the transformation of English teaching policies. It consists of commonly used daily expressions and, especially, adapts the essence of world classics into easy-to-understand English for beginners. During the reading process, young readers will be pleasantly surprised to find their English skills improving rapidly without realizing it. This series also adopts a comic format that children find interesting, freeing them from dull and tedious foreign language learning and allowing them to study and enjoy the endless joys of English. Our children should be, and must be, the protagonists of the international era.
1. To spark children’s interest in reading, we have adapted this world classic into a comic format. Additionally, the entire content is presented in dialogue form, which will be beneficial for children’s English learning.
2. Each instance of pride is accompanied by relevant characters and portraits, making it easy to find the original text’s meaning.
3. Words and idioms that appear for the first time in the original text are compiled, with phonetic transcriptions provided for each word.
4. The book also intersperses rich and interesting anecdotes related to English and the works. Furthermore, it includes highly engaging games and riddles, which will naturally improve children’s English skills through solving them.
If you don’t know English, can you become a pillar of society or the master of the future? No matter how much we emphasize the importance of English, it is not enough. If you stick to existing learning methods, even if you study hard for ten years, you may be ashamed to speak and unable to use English freely—you will be learning "dumb English." Fortunately, future English education will shift to a conversational-centered approach, with listening, speaking, reading, and writing improving simultaneously. This series was born in response to the transformation of English teaching policies. It consists of commonly used daily expressions and, especially, adapts the essence of world classics into easy-to-understand English for beginners. During the reading process, young readers will be pleasantly surprised to find their English skills improving rapidly without realizing it. This series also adopts a comic format that children find interesting, freeing them from dull and tedious foreign language learning and allowing them to study and enjoy the endless joys of English.