Xiao Ai is here Xiao Ai is here series

Author: Kay Thompson
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: "My name is Eloise, and I'm six years old." Eloise's story begins like this. She's a chirpy little girl like a bird, living in the grand and magnificent New York Hotel. She's very confident, with eyebrows always raised in a provocative manner, leaning her arms on her legs. Eloise's motto is: "No boring things are allowed to happen." Therefore, she fills every day with magical adventures and arranges many "jobs" for herself. Her day usually goes like this: first, she scratches the ears of a turtle, then orders the room service to bring "a steak, raisins, and seven spoons," and then racks her brain to come up with new ways to torment the adults passing by. Eloise Comes was published in 1955. At first, it was just a cheap little book, but it soon sparked a significant trend in the United States. Life magazine once named Eloise as the most controversial female protagonist in literary works that year, describing her as a little snake—charming yet a bit intimidating. Kay Thompson's unique creativity successfully shaped the image of a mischievous yet lovable little girl, and Hillary Knight's illustrations perfectly capture Eloise's playful and adorable nature. For decades, Eloise's image has won the hearts of countless readers around the world. Whether it's her imaginative little mind or her countless exciting adventures, even her mischievous little dog and turtle have left a deep impression. Children envy Eloise's free and joyful life, while adults pick up the book, seeking the memories of their own childhood happiness.