A wooden doll horse that makes people lose their memory has two living eyes

Author: Gudule
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Publish Date: 2005-04-05
Features: I have to say, Ms. Gudule is a "female R.L. Stine," and this is a French "Goosebumps series"! Barbara, Nina, Laura, and Rea are four ordinary girls, but one day, these four girls disappeared right under our noses—Barbara's soul got stuck in a photograph of her grandmother when she was ten and couldn't come out, Nina turned invisible to save a frog, Laura accidentally boarded a ghost train, and Rea followed her mother into a nightmare. Ms. Gudule takes us to a terrifying world, a fantasy world that doesn't exist in reality. This world is both frightening and mysterious. Can these four girls, who have no magic at all, escape? These four stories will definitely make you break out in goosebumps and make you scream, but they won't scare you. R.L. Stine, the author of the "Goosebumps series," once tailored a theory for his series: safe horror. The so-called "safe horror," also known as the "rollercoaster theory," means that when you read my horror novels, it's like riding a rollercoaster—you'll scream in fear while seated, but in the end, you'll always land safely. I'd say it's more like passing through a dark tunnel. Although it's very dark inside and maybe monsters will appear, as long as you keep running out of the tunnel, what awaits you is the bright sunshine outside. Yes, don't be afraid. Ms. Gudule's novels are a game that tests our courage. I, an adult who loved ghost stories as a child, recommend Ms. Gudule's award-winning French horror fantasy novels to all brave boys and girls. However, I have a small suggestion: it's best to read them on a thunderstorm night and do it alone. You can, you are brave, and you are the little heroes in the book who face danger without fear! Gudule (Ms. Gudule), a famous French female writer, was born in Brussels and currently lives in Paris. Since 1987, she has published 106 children's books and 15 adult books, with 14 of them winning 34 different awards. There is a dedicated introduction to her on the official French website. Her books have sold over 400,000 copies in France alone, and some have even been selected as French textbooks. Her works have been translated into Italian, Basque, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, German, Greek, Czech, and Arabic, and are popular worldwide. It's the perfect time to introduce a relatively unfamiliar French famous writer and her famous works to Chinese children, especially during the "China-France Cultural Year." The Doll with a Pair of Living Eyes: To help her grandmother fulfill her childhood dream, Barbara's soul left her body and entered a photograph of her grandmother when she was ten. Barbara's soul closed the barn door to keep the pony for her grandmother, but unexpectedly, her grandmother died after falling off her horse while riding at full speed. Barbara's soul could no longer return to her body because her grandmother died when she was ten, leaving Barbara with no chance of being born into the world. The Horse That Makes You Forget Things: In an amusement park, Laura rode alone on a ghost train into a dark ghost tunnel. Horrifying monsters appeared, and Laura was terrified. At that moment, she met a boy named Leo, and they escaped the tunnel together. Laura found her parents, but they no longer recognized her. Like the others who had ridden the merry-go-round, they had lost their memories.