Blood Drive Competition

Author: (USA) R.L. Stine
Translator: Tao Mingtian, Jiang Jun
Country: United States
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
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The noisy school: Students are prohibited from keeping pets at school. Bernie brings his pet sheepdog, Gideon, to school. To legitimize Gideon's presence at school, Bernie and his gang of friends break into the principal's office late at night and secretly register the sheepdog as a new transfer student on the student roster. The next day, the school holds a spelling test, and Bernie brings Gideon to the exam hall. Before the students even take their seats, Gideon lets out a massive stench, causing chaos in the exam hall and driving the proctor and other students away. Bernie takes the opportunity to help Gideon take the test. As a result, Gideon excels in the spelling test. Will Gideon stay at school? A seasoned industry expert comments that for Chinese children, reading the "Noisy School" series should be a humorous and joyful psychological experience that helps them relieve stress, vent pressure, and dissatisfaction—because during the reading process, the fatigue caused by academic tasks and the pressure from academic competition in real life are alleviated and relaxed, allowing children to unleash their free and unrestrained nature. From this perspective, "Noisy School" is not only a unique school in the world but also a paradise that children long to visit. As a globally renowned best-selling author, from "Goosebumps" to "Noisy School," R.L. Stine has always had a magical ability to attract children and inspire the reading enthusiasm of young readers worldwide, including Chinese young readers. Stine is famous for writing horror novels. The "Goosebumps" series, which he created, is a book series consisting of over 100 works and has sold more than 300 million copies worldwide, becoming the largest-selling book in history with a Guinness World Record. The Chinese simplified edition of "Goosebumps," launched by Jieli Press in 2002, has accumulated over 3.6 million copies sold to date.