Learn English by Reading Fairy Tales

Author: Luo Mouqian (Translated)
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book selects 18 fairy tales from around the world, carefully rewritten and presented in a bilingual English-Chinese format. It includes stories like "The Happy Prince" and "The Crane Who Repaid a Debt," each of moderate length and easy to understand. Each page includes word annotations to enhance English learning efficiency, along with rich illustrations that add to the charm of the fairy tales. This book allows readers to enjoy classic tales such as Arabic fairy tales, Wilde's fairy tales, and Japanese fairy tales while rediscovering childhood memories and improving their English reading skills. The fairy tales selected for this book span various cultures, including those from (Grimm's Fairy Tales), Arabic fairy tales, Wilde's fairy tales, Japanese fairy tales, and (Aesop's Fables). You can experience the different moods and styles of these fairy tales firsthand, and learn about the background and origins of each type of fairy tale through brief introductions. Each story in the book has been rewritten to be of moderate length, with simple and easy-to-understand English, avoiding complex vocabulary, making it ideal for beginners. Each page includes word explanations and phonetic transcriptions to improve your English learning efficiency, along with rich illustrations that enhance the joy of reading fairy tales. Reading this book not only provides the pleasure of reading but also improves your reading skills. Why not pick up the book and enjoy it now? This book allows readers to enjoy 18 classic fairy tales such as Arabic fairy tales, Wilde's fairy tales, and Japanese fairy tales while rediscovering childhood memories and improving their English reading skills.