Fairy Tales Ten Thousand Whys - (Silver Volume)

Author: Li Zhiwei
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Why are rabbit eyes red? Why are dolphins "life savers at sea"? Why do toads have bumpy skin? Why is the Spring Festival also called "New Year"? Why do stars twinkle? Why do children sometimes lie? Why do night-blooming cacti bloom at night? Why do cuckoos lay eggs in other birds' nests? Why do seahorses live in the sea? Why are colds not scary? Why do dogs wag their tails? This book offers a fresh interpretation of the fusion of fairy tales and knowledge, targeting children aged 5-9. It selects topics of interest to children to create or adapt fairy tales, with vivid plots and an easy-to-read, enjoyable style. The science links provide clear and child-friendly explanations, full of playful charm. Each story is accompanied by bright illustrations. This book is part of the "Fairy Tales and Ten Thousand Whys" Silver Series, offering simple, vivid, and scientific answers to children's most curious fairy tale knowledge through a question-and-answer format, along with numerous exquisite images. These beautiful images allow children to see a wonderful real world, broaden their horizons, inspire their wisdom, develop their intelligence, and cultivate their character from a young age, nurturing their interest in learning about science, loving science, and applying science.
Miss Rabbit reads the gossip news: "Plastic surgery on the ears is now in fashion—long ears are the trend!" The full story is as follows: "People are now getting ear surgery to make their ears longer, like the mythical elves. Within 10 days, 'long ears' will become a global trend."
"Must stay ahead of the fashion trend!" Miss Rabbit said. "Let's act quickly!" She immediately found Donkey and said bluntly, "Can I borrow your ears?"
"What? How can I borrow them?"
"Through surgery—transplanting your ears to my head and my ears to yours."
Donkey didn't care about Rabbit's small ears; he only cared about food. "The payment is—"